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This repository contains two branches: MicroVI and MicroVI-retraining. MicroVI contains the base code for implementing MicroVI 5-fold cross-validation 100 times. MicroVI-retraining contains the code for implementing MicroVI with data augmentation, i.e., after each run of the model is trained, a portion of the learned latent space is sampled and used to finetune the trained model.

The run.py file within each project is the main file to run. A sample shell script is provided in myjob.sh. The data for each project is provided within the NEW_DATASETS folder, which is subdivided into a subfolder containing microbiome data with mice on different diets (aka M-DIET, our dataset used for linear regression) and another subfolder containing microbiome data measured when mice were in different ages (aka M-AGE, our dataset used for classification/logistic regression).
The run.py file within each project is the main file to run. A sample shell script is provided in myjob.sh. The data for each project is provided within the NEW_DATASETS folder, which is subdivided into a subfolder containing microbiome data with mice on different diets (aka m_diet, our dataset used for linear regression) and another subfolder containing microbiome data measured when mice were in different ages (aka m_age, our dataset used for classification/logistic regression).

To choose which setting to run (i.e., linear regression or classification), modify the first ten lines of the main function within run.py:

## Linear Regression - uncomment below:
# dataset = 'pomp'
# dataset = 'm_diet'

## Logistic Regression (classification) - uncomment below:
dataset = 'doma'
dataset = 'm_age'

pct_supervised = 100 # Choose pct supervision from: 0, 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100
alpha_list = [1.0] # Choose weightage of supervision in loss function from: 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1.0
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