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URL: https://github.com/biobakery/MMUPHin
Proper Citation: MMUPHin (RRID:SCR_028853)
Description: Software R package that implements meta-analysis methods for microbial community profiles. It provides standardized statistical workflows for: a) covariate-controlled batch and study effect adjustment, b) meta-analytic differential abundance testing, and c) unsupervised population structure discovery (both discrete, cluster-based, and continuous gradients). Used to normalize, combine, and analyze multiple independent microbiome datasets using taxonomic or functional abundance profiles.
Synonyms: MMUPHin v1.12.1
Resource Type: software resource, software toolkit, source code
Defining Citation: PMID:36192803
Keywords: microbial community profiles, normalization, statistical meta-analysis, population structure discovery, microbial taxonomic and functional profiles,
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