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Natural Language Search and Analysis of High Dimensional Genomic Data
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Batch Domain Adaptation #569

Closed austinTalbot7241993 closed 2 months ago

austinTalbot7241993 commented 2 months ago

This PR implements a novel method for domain adaptation when a single control sample is included in each batch. This is the univariate version only.

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The changes introduce a new file batch_adaptation.py that implements domain adaptation techniques to correct for batch effects in data analysis. It features the BatchAdaptationUnivariate class, which includes methods for fitting a model to data and transforming new datasets. Additionally, a testing module is added in test_batch_adaptation.py to validate the functionality of the BatchAdaptationUnivariate class through simulated datasets and unit tests.

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Files Change Summary
python/python/bystro/domain_adaptation/batch_adaptation.py Added batch_adaptation.py with sample_from_data_list function and BatchAdaptationUnivariate class, including methods for fitting and transforming data.
python/python/bystro/domain_adaptation/tests/test_batch_adaptation.py Introduced testing module with simulate_data function and test_univariate_adaptation for validating BatchAdaptationUnivariate.

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