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Selection of time points for costly experiments: a comparison between human intuition and computer-aided experimental design

2018-04-16

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<h4>Motivation</h4> The design of an experiment influences both what a researcher can measure, as well as how much confidence can be placed in the results. As such, it is vitally important that experimental design decisions do not systematically bias research outcomes. At the same time, making optimal design decisions can produce results leading to statistically stronger conclusions. Deciding where and when to...

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04f37e46-2abb-5773-b650-1a4e39faef0a
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10.1101/301796
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