Hyunwook Koh

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State University of New York, Korea

South Korea

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Hyunwook Koh is an Assistant Professor at the State University of New York, Korea. His research focuses on the analysis of microbiome data, including causal machine learning platforms and cloud computing solutions for microbiome studies. Recent publications include works on microbiome causal mediation analysis, metabolome-microbiome interactions, and user-friendly web analytic platforms.

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Microbiome-based personalized medicine using AI technologies

Open Date: 2021-07-01

Close Date: 2021-12-01

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A data-driven adaptive mediation analysis for human microbiome studies

Open Date: 2021-03-01

Close Date: 2024-02-01

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Hyunwook Koh

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MiCML: a causal machine learning cloud platform for the analysis of treatment effects using microbiome profiles

A unified web cloud computing platform MiMedSurv for microbiome causal mediation analysis with survival responses

Short-term periodic restricted feeding elicits metabolome-microbiome signatures with sex dimorphic persistence in primate intervention

MiMultiCat: A Unified Cloud Platform for the Analysis of Microbiome Data with Multi-Categorical Responses

MiSurv: an Integrative Web Cloud Platform for User-Friendly Microbiome Data Analysis with Survival Responses

The mediating roles of the oral microbiome in saliva and subgingival sites between e-cigarette smoking and gingival inflammation

MiTree: A Unified Web Cloud Analytic Platform for User-Friendly and Interpretable Microbiome Data Mining Using Tree-Based Methods

Subgroup Identification Using Virtual Twins for Human Microbiome Studies

Subgroup Identification Using Virtual Twins for Human Microbiome Studies

Comprehensive microbiome causal mediation analysis using MiMed on user-friendly web interfaces

Integrative web cloud computing and analytics using MiPair for design‑based comparative analysis with paired microbiome data

MiCloud: A unified web platform for comprehensive microbiome data analysis

MiRKAT: kernel machine regression-based global association tests for the microbiome

Meta‐analysis methods for multiple related markers: Applications to microbiome studies with the results on multiple α‐diversity indices

A powerful microbial group association test based on the higher criticism analysis for sparse microbial association signals

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