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A statistical nonparametric method for identifying consistently important features across samples

2019-11-07

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In many applications, a consistently high measurement across many samples can indicate particularly meaningful or useful information for quality control or biological interpretation. Identification of these strong features among many others can be challenging especially when the samples cannot be expected to have the same distribution or range of values. We present a general method called conserved feature discove...

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41e317ab-e9ff-5cbd-a7df-458d33d11575
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10.1101/833624
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