imputomics 2.0
NCN · MINIATURA 9
Better choices when omics data are incomplete.
A common framework for reviewing, integrating and benchmarking missing-value imputation methods across multiomics data.
Multiomics · Missing values · Benchmarking
- Programme
- NCN · Miniatura 9
- Grant ID
- 2025/09/X/NZ7/00157
- Start date
- 25 Jun 2025
- Duration
- 12 months
- Budget
- PLN49,999.00
The research question
Missing values can change the conclusions drawn from omics experiments, yet the best imputation method depends on the dataset and the analytical question. Building on the imputomics web server and R package, this project broadens the framework from metabolomics to multiomics and makes methods easier to compare through common interfaces and curated benchmarks.
What the project sets out to do
01 / RESEARCH AIM
Curate methods and datasets
Review imputation algorithms and annotate their assumptions, applications and omics-specific characteristics.
02 / RESEARCH AIM
Build a common interface
Develop a standardised wrapper for methods across genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics.
03 / RESEARCH AIM
Compare what matters
Benchmark methods using error, correlation, interpretability and downstream tasks, and share an open repository of algorithms and datasets.
People & support
Project lead: Jarosław Chilimoniuk.

National Science Center Poland
Full project title
imputomics 2.0: comprehensive framework for missing value imputation in multi-omics data
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