Microbiome differential abundance methods produce disturbingly different results across 38 datasets
Jacob T. Nearing(Broad Institute), Morgan G. I. Langille(Dalhousie University), Casey Jones(Dalhousie University), A. Comeau(Dalhousie University), Molly G. Hayes(Dalhousie University), Akhilesh S. Dhanani(Dalhousie University), Nicole E. Allward(Dalhousie University), Dhwani Desai(Veer Narmad South Gujarat University), Gavin M. Douglas(University of New Brunswick), Jocelyn MacDonald(Dalhousie University), Robyn Wright(Dalhousie University)
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