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Finding associations in a heterogeneous setting: Statistical test for aberration enrichment

2020-03-25

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Most two-group statistical tests are implicitly looking for a broad pattern such as an overall shift in mean, median or variance between the two groups. Therefore, they operate best in settings where the effect of interest is uniformly affecting everyone in one group versus the other. In real-world applications, there are many scenarios where the effect of interest is heterogeneous. For example, a drug that works...

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52dff9ed-eb46-5751-91c4-3c9447aed917
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10.1101/2020.03.23.002972
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