Cellwise outlier detection and biomarker identification in metabolomics based on pairwise log ratios

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Abstract

Data outliers can carry very valuable information and might be most informative for the interpretation. Nevertheless, they are often neglected. An algorithm called cellwise outlier diagnostics using robust pairwise log ratios (cell-rPLR) for the identification of outliers in single cell of a data matrix is proposed. The algorithm is designed for metabolomic data, where due to the size effect, the measured values are not directly comparable. Pairwise log ratios between the variable values form the elemental information for the algorithm, and the aggregation of appropriate outlyingness values results in outlyingness information. A further feature of cell-rPLR is that it is useful for biomarker identification, particularly in the presence of cellwise outliers. Real data examples and simulation studies underline the good performance of this algorithm in comparison with alternative methods.

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Walach, J., Filzmoser, P., Kouřil, Š., Friedecký, D., & Adam, T. (2020). Cellwise outlier detection and biomarker identification in metabolomics based on pairwise log ratios. Journal of Chemometrics, 34(1). https://doi.org/10.1002/cem.3182

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