Analysis of cell-type heterogeneity based on cell mixture (bulk) omic profiles is an active area of research, known as cell-type deconvolution. Sequencing-based DNA methylation data such as whole genome bisulfite sequencing (WGBS), in particular, has high capacity for cell-type deconvolution through leveraging read-level information. We thoroughly evaluated five previously published decovolution methods for sequencing data: Bayesian epiallele detection (BED), PRISM, csmFinder + coMethy, ClubCpG, DXM and MethylPurify, together with two array-based methods, MeDeCom and Houseman, as a comparison group. This github page describes the pipeline of each method including all the details (e.g. input data format, how to analyse the output results).
This work is published in Briefings in Bioinformatics Please find the results and our paper here https://doi.org/10.1093/bib/bbac248