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Jennifer Fouquier, PhD

Providing analytic services for EXPLANA

Welcome

Hello! I created this website to help others analyze their data. I'm especially interested in helping people find patterns in their data using EXPLANA, the feature selection software tool I developed during my PhD. Looking forward to helping those who might not have the right team (or time!) to do exploratory analysis. Please contact me or schedule time to chat if you are interested in working together.

ABOUT

Challenge

Researchers often want to identify features that relate to outcomes in scientific studies.

 

There are many challenges:

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Lots of data, linear & non-linear relationships, non-normal distributions, categorical & numerical variables, cross-sectional or longitudinal data, etc.

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It is cumbersome to keep track of the analytics used for obtaining a set of interesting features.

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Solution

EXPLANA (EXPLoratory ANAlysis) generates an interactive report with figures & descriptions of methods used to find important variables.

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Identify unique features dependent on different contexts of change (i.e., for observational & interventional longitudinal studies), including order-dependent categorical features.

 

Designed for longitudinal microbiome studies, but works for cross-sectional studies, and is broadly applicable.

Services

Tell me about your research! Schedule time to talk so we can plan analyses. I will send you reports within 10 business days.

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I am also interested in custom projects. Feel free to reach out.

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Your data will be kept confidential and secure.​

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Still confused? Message me or meet online.

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About

Jennifer Fouquier

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PhD, Computational Bioscience

The University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO

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MS, Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics

San Diego State University, San Diego, CA

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BS, Microbiology

The University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA

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Experience:

10 yrs wet lab | 12 yrs computational

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