HDAnalyzeR streamlines biomarker analysis in biological data, suggesting improved efficiency and reproducibility.
Motivation Exploration of large-scale biological datasets remains a central challenge in computational biology. While many tools are available, they are often developed in isolation, leading to fragmented workflows, duplicated efforts, and limited reproducibility. There is a pressing need for flexible, standardized solutions that unify exploratory data analysis and biomarker discovery across diverse platforms. Results We present HDAnalyzeR, a user-friendly and extensible R package for the streamlined analysis of high-dimensional biological data. HDAnalyzeR provides modular, reproducible workflows that support a range of analyses, from quality control and dimensionality reduction to differential expression and enrichment analysis. The package features built-in visualization, metadata-aware modeling, and seamless integration with interactive apps and learning resources. We also present two case studies, where HDAnalyzeR dramatically reduced analysis time and code complexity while providing biologically meaningful insights, such as classification of blood cancer types with AUC = 1.0 and identification of thousands of solid tumor-associated genes. HDAnalyzeR is designed to support both beginner users and experienced bioinformaticians, promoting transparency, reproducibility, and publication-quality output. Availability HDAnalyzeR is freely available both as an open-source R package at https://github.com/kantonopoulos/HDAnalyzeR.
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