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Shrinkage methods for variable selection and prediction with applications to genetic data

2013-01-01

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Identifying genotypes using genetic material was at first a painstaking laboratory task. In the decades since the first gene was sequenced, techniques have progressed through milestones requiring massive international collaboration. Today’s genotype sequencing facilities use high-throughput technology to sequence entire genomes within days. Despite these technological improvements, and the resultant volume of gene...

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0eb25657-eb6f-5b3c-9e0b-f2588779004e
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10.25560/12811
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