Meta-Prism 2.0: Enabling algorithm for ultra-fast, accurate and memory-efficient search among millions of microbial community samples
Abstract
MotivationMicrobial community samples and sequencing data have been accumulated at a speed faster than ever, with tens of thousands of samples been sequenced each year. Mining such a huge amount of multi-source heterogeneous data is becoming more and more difficult. Among several sample mining bottlenecks, efficient and accurate search of samples is one of the most prominent: Faced with millions of samples in the data repository, traditional sample comparison and search approaches fall short in speed and accuracy. ResultsHere we proposed Meta-Prism 2.0, a microbial community sample search method based on smart pair-wise sample comparison, which pushed the time and memory efficiency to a new limit, without the compromise of accuracy. Based on memory-saving data structure, time-saving instruction pipeline, and boost scheme optimization, Meta-Prism 2.0 has enabled ultra-fast, accurate and memory-efficient search among millions of samples. Meta-Prism 2.0 has been put to test on several datasets, with largest containing one million samples. Results have shown that firstly, as a distance-based method, Meta-Prism 2.0 is not only faster than other distance-based methods, but also faster than unsupervised methods. Its 0.00001s per sample pair search speed, as well as 8GB memory needs for searching against one million samples, have enabled it to be the most efficient method for sample comparison. Additionally, Meta-Prism 2.0 could achieve the comparison accuracy and search precision that are comparable or better than other contemporary methods. Thirdly, Meta-Prism 2.0 can precisely identify the original biome for samples, thus enabling sample source tracking. ConclusionIn summary, Meta-Prism 2.0 can perform accurate searches among millions of samples with very low memory cost and fast speed, enabling knowledge discovery from samples at a massive scale. It has changed the traditional resource-intensive sample comparison and search scheme to a cheap and effective procedure, which could be conducted by researchers everyday even on a laptop, for insightful sample search and knowledge discovery. Meta-Prism 2.0 could be accessed at: https://github.com/HUST-NingKang-Lab/Meta-Prism-2.0.
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