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SIMBSIG: Similarity search and clustering for biobank-scale data

Michael F. AdameriD, Eljas RoelliniD, Lucie BourguignoniD, Karsten Michael BorgwardtiD

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SummaryIn many modern bioinformatics applications, such as statistical genetics, or single-cell analysis, one frequently encounters datasets which are orders of magnitude too large for conventional in-memory analysis. To tackle this challenge, we introduce SIMBSIG, a highly scalable Python package which provides a scikit-learn-like interface for out-of-core, GPU-enabled similarity searches, principal component analysis, and clustering. Due to the PyTorch backend it is highly modular and particularly tailored to many data types with a particular focus on biobank data analysis. AvailabilitySIMBSIG is freely available from PyPI and its source code and documentation can be found on GitHub (https://github.com/BorgwardtLab/simbsig) under a BSD-3 license. Contactmichael.adamer@bsse.ethz.ch

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