Hajihosseini et al., 2025 - Google Patents

A comprehensive performance comparison study of various statistical models that accommodate challenges of the gut microbiome data

Hajihosseini et al., 2025

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13890510760661378710
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Hajihosseini M
Amini P
Saidi-Mehrabad A
Hajizadeh N
Kozyrskyj A
Dinu I
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Statistics in Biosciences

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The human gut microbiome refers to trillions of symbiotic bacteria that colonize the human gut after birth, having an essential role in maintaining human health. Various factors can influence the human microbiome, delaying normal gut microbiota's maturation and leading …
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