Forest of Imputation Trees (FITs) is a method to impute
highly sparse and noisy data-sets from single cell epigenome profiling.
FITs work in two phases. It has been made so to handle
very large read-count matrixes and to get better imputation. In phase-1 it
builds multiple imputation trees and from every tree it extracts 1 or 2 imputed
version of original read-count matrix. One can run phase-1 of FITs in parallel
processing mode also, where multiple trees can be build using several
processors.After phase-1, the phase-2
part of FITs is used to accumulate the most relevant imputed version for every
cell.
Download FITs
Standalone executable code for Linux
Other codes : using UniPath and chromatin interaction prediction after application of FITs