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idopNetwork as a tool to dissect complex systems

Time: Nov. 08, 14:00-15:45

Venue:Lecture Hall B725, Shuangqing Complex Building A 双清综合楼A座B725报告厅 ZOOM: 951 7537 9655(PW: 666666)

Organizer:Rongling Wu, Yingying Zhang

Speaker:董昂 (BIMSA)

Abstract

The past few years have seen the development of powerful computational models for reconstructing informative, dynamic, omnidirectional, and personalized networks (idopNetworks) of complex systems. We pack an R-based cartographic tool for idopNetwork reconstruction from any data. The tool includes several key steps, including fitting power curve fitting based on allometrical scaling law, functional clustering, LASSO-based variable selection, quasi-dynamic ordinary differential equation solving, species abundance decomposition and network visualization. Ultimately, it can coalesce all nodes into multilayer idopNetworks. We demonstrate the utility of this tool by analyzing different organs that are spatially interconnected via microbiomes using two datasets from the gut microbiota and plant microbiota. Given that biodiversity and organization vary biogeographically at different scales, idopNetwork will find its widespread application to modelling and estimating interspecific interactions with differing functions across space.

DATENovember 8, 2023
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