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These two interpretations are not mutually exclusive, and many placement-based studies move between them, using individual placements to validate or interpret the aggregate distribution and vice versa. The choice of interpretation also shapes downstream analysis, since per-sequence placements support taxonomic and phylogenetic questions while the combined distribution supports community-level comparisons across samples.
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Minimizing the number of optimizations for efficient community dynamic flux balance analysis
Here, we show that a basis for the space of internal fluxes can be chosen for each microbe in a community and this basis can be used to simulate forward by solving a relatively inexpensive system of linear equations at most time steps, instead of the full optimization problem. Using our method, we c…
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Here, we show that a basis for the space of internal fluxes can be chosen for each microbe in a community and this basis can be used to simulate forward by solving a relatively inexpensive system of linear equations at most time steps, instead of the full optimization problem. Using our method, we can use this solution as long as the resulting metabolic activity remains within the optimization problem’s constraints (i.e. the solution remains feasible). As the solution becomes infeasible, it first becomes a feasible but degenerate solution to the optimization problem, and we can solve a different but related optimization problem to choose an appropriate basis to continue forward simulation. We show using an eight species community that this is an efficient and robust method for computing dynamic flux balance analysis simulations, and so is capable of simulating communities of organisms.