Table 1

Comparative studies evaluating differences across enrichment methods

No.ReviewMethods testedDatasetsDatabase (# of gene sets/pathways)Types of evaluated methods
1[13]736KEGG (116)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
2[2]1075KEGG (323) and GO (4631)ORA and FCS methods
3[3]7118KEGG (232)Topology-based methods
4[14]620KEGG (86)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
5[15]93KEGG (114)Topology-based methods
6[16]136GO gene set collection extracted from MSigDB [17] v6.1 (5917)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
7[18]83MSigDB v5.0 (10,295)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
8[9]1086KEGG; 150 pathways for all methods except 130 for PathNet [19] and 186 for CePa [20, 21]Topology- and non-topology-based methods
9[22]111C2 collection from MSigDB v4.0 (4722)Methods differing based on null hypothesis
10[23]1642KEGG (259) and Metacore™ (88)ORA and FCS methods
11[24]56KEGG (192)ORA and FCS methods
12[25]738KEGG (189)ORA and FCS methods
No.ReviewMethods testedDatasetsDatabase (# of gene sets/pathways)Types of evaluated methods
1[13]736KEGG (116)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
2[2]1075KEGG (323) and GO (4631)ORA and FCS methods
3[3]7118KEGG (232)Topology-based methods
4[14]620KEGG (86)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
5[15]93KEGG (114)Topology-based methods
6[16]136GO gene set collection extracted from MSigDB [17] v6.1 (5917)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
7[18]83MSigDB v5.0 (10,295)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
8[9]1086KEGG; 150 pathways for all methods except 130 for PathNet [19] and 186 for CePa [20, 21]Topology- and non-topology-based methods
9[22]111C2 collection from MSigDB v4.0 (4722)Methods differing based on null hypothesis
10[23]1642KEGG (259) and Metacore™ (88)ORA and FCS methods
11[24]56KEGG (192)ORA and FCS methods
12[25]738KEGG (189)ORA and FCS methods

In the third column, we report the number of enrichment methods compared in each study (see Supplementary Tables 2 and 3, available online at https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/bib, for details on the methods tested). Here, we would like to note that we differentiate between methods and tools/web applications based on Geistlinger et al. [2]. In the fourth column, we report the number of datasets each study performed comparisons on, all of which were experimental datasets except in [3, 13, 14, 18, 22], which included both experimental and simulated datasets. Finally, the fifth column reports the pathway databases used in each study while the number of pathways is shown between parentheses.

Table 1

Comparative studies evaluating differences across enrichment methods

No.ReviewMethods testedDatasetsDatabase (# of gene sets/pathways)Types of evaluated methods
1[13]736KEGG (116)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
2[2]1075KEGG (323) and GO (4631)ORA and FCS methods
3[3]7118KEGG (232)Topology-based methods
4[14]620KEGG (86)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
5[15]93KEGG (114)Topology-based methods
6[16]136GO gene set collection extracted from MSigDB [17] v6.1 (5917)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
7[18]83MSigDB v5.0 (10,295)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
8[9]1086KEGG; 150 pathways for all methods except 130 for PathNet [19] and 186 for CePa [20, 21]Topology- and non-topology-based methods
9[22]111C2 collection from MSigDB v4.0 (4722)Methods differing based on null hypothesis
10[23]1642KEGG (259) and Metacore™ (88)ORA and FCS methods
11[24]56KEGG (192)ORA and FCS methods
12[25]738KEGG (189)ORA and FCS methods
No.ReviewMethods testedDatasetsDatabase (# of gene sets/pathways)Types of evaluated methods
1[13]736KEGG (116)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
2[2]1075KEGG (323) and GO (4631)ORA and FCS methods
3[3]7118KEGG (232)Topology-based methods
4[14]620KEGG (86)Topology- and non-topology-based methods
5[15]93KEGG (114)Topology-based methods
6[16]136GO gene set collection extracted from MSigDB [17] v6.1 (5917)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
7[18]83MSigDB v5.0 (10,295)Widely used pathway enrichment methods
8[9]1086KEGG; 150 pathways for all methods except 130 for PathNet [19] and 186 for CePa [20, 21]Topology- and non-topology-based methods
9[22]111C2 collection from MSigDB v4.0 (4722)Methods differing based on null hypothesis
10[23]1642KEGG (259) and Metacore™ (88)ORA and FCS methods
11[24]56KEGG (192)ORA and FCS methods
12[25]738KEGG (189)ORA and FCS methods

In the third column, we report the number of enrichment methods compared in each study (see Supplementary Tables 2 and 3, available online at https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/bib, for details on the methods tested). Here, we would like to note that we differentiate between methods and tools/web applications based on Geistlinger et al. [2]. In the fourth column, we report the number of datasets each study performed comparisons on, all of which were experimental datasets except in [3, 13, 14, 18, 22], which included both experimental and simulated datasets. Finally, the fifth column reports the pathway databases used in each study while the number of pathways is shown between parentheses.

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