NetMedPy: A Python package for Large-Scale Network Medicine Screening

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NetMedPy is a new Python package designed for computationally efficient and versatile large-scale network medicine analyses, addressing limitations in current toolsets for molecular screening and hypothesis testing.

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Summary Network medicine leverages the quantification of information flow within sub-cellular networks to elucidate disease etiology and comorbidity, as well as to predict drug efficacy and identify potential therapeutic targets. However, current Network Medicine toolsets often lack computationally efficient data processing pipelines that support diverse scoring functions, network distance metrics, and null models. These limitations hamper their application in large-scale molecular screening, hypothesis testing, and ensemble modeling. To address these challenges, we introduce NetMedPy, a highly efficient and versatile computational package designed for comprehensive Network Medicine analyses. Availability NetMedPy is an open-source Python package under an MIT license. Source code, documentation, and installation instructions can be downloaded from https://github.com/menicgiulia/NetMedPy and https://pypi.org/project/NetMedPy . The package can run on any standard desktop computer or computing cluster.

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