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Functional analyses are often more easier to interpret than the raw list of differential gene expression analyses.
Let's use this issue to get an overview of use-cases and methods we want to implement.
It's a non-goal to add all possible methods for Gene Set Enrichment Analysis. Instead let's focus on 1-2 methods per use case that implement the current best practice and are computationally efficient.
A general consideration here is if the methods should be executed on the DE results (e.g. GSEA, decoupleR on statistics, ORA ...) or
if they should be executed on the gene expression (e.g. ssGSEA, decoupleR on TPM, ...). The former means the statistics are computed on genes while the latter means statistics are computed on samples.
Gene set enrichment analysis of custom gene sets and or predefined gene sets (e.g. GO, HALLMARK, ...)
A general consideration here is if the methods should be executed on the DE results (e.g. GSEA, decoupleR on statistics, ORA ...) or
if they should be executed on the gene expression (e.g. ssGSEA, decoupleR on TPM, ...). The former means the statistics are computed on genes while the latter means statistics are computed on samples.
For us, it would certainly be useful to compute signature scores per sample as we may need to report them to a clinical database. The per-sample scores should be independnet of other samples as we have no control over what subsets of the data may be retrieved by others. SingScore/decoupleR on TPM certainly fulfil these criteria.
On the other hand, statistical power may be reduced when comparing scores between groups. The information from multiple genes is aggregated into a single value, we, therefore, loose the information that changes may be subtle, but coordinated changes into the same direction.
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Functional analyses are often more easier to interpret than the raw list of differential gene expression analyses.
Let's use this issue to get an overview of use-cases and methods we want to implement.
It's a non-goal to add all possible methods for Gene Set Enrichment Analysis. Instead let's focus on 1-2 methods per use case that implement the current best practice and are computationally efficient.
A general consideration here is if the methods should be executed on the DE results (e.g. GSEA, decoupleR on statistics, ORA ...) or
if they should be executed on the gene expression (e.g. ssGSEA, decoupleR on TPM, ...). The former means the statistics are computed on genes while the latter means statistics are computed on samples.
Gene set enrichment analysis of custom gene sets and or predefined gene sets (e.g. GO, HALLMARK, ...)
Transcription factors
Cancer pathways
cell type deconvolution
Anyone feel free to suggest other databases and/or methods.
CC @tschwarzl @apeltzer @atrigila @nschcolnicov @alanmmobbs93
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