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Final amendment: Ambiguous specification of EGFR mutations compounded by nil or negligible fragmented gene counts and erroneous application of the Kappa statistic reiterates doubts on the veracity of the TEP-study

2017-06-16

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<h4>Final amendment note</h4> This paper had raised two issues - the error-prone classification and mistaken application of the Kappa statistic. The classification critique still holds, and is being taken up with other criticisms at http://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/07/02/146134 . The Kappa statistic was an error on my part since I had failed to see another page in Table S1. Please consider this pre-prin...

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147ac9b3-69a5-594b-b767-64a1d2130820
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10.1101/150904
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