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Statistical tests for bivariate spatial association across multi-omics data with disjoint coordinates

2026-06-24

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Spatial biology has entered a new era of multimodal profiling, with multiple, high-dimensional spatial omics types being measured on consecutive tissue slices, or co-assayed on the same slice. Interest then lies in statistical testing for spatial association between the features of the different modalities, to gain insight in biological processes. One major challenge is the multitude of bivariate combinations, lea...

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38280608-7c08-5a3b-b6e6-f65c019c0661
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10.64898/2026.06.19.732250
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