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Incorporating prior information into signal-detection analyses across biologically informed gene-sets

2019-01-23

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Signal detection analyses are used to assess whether there is any evidence of signal within a large collection of hypotheses. For example, we may wish to assess whether there is any evidence of association with disease among a set of biologically related genes. Such an analysis typically treats all genes within the sets similarly, even though there is substantial information concerning the likel...

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7b1aadbe-1dcb-54ef-b57e-9a9c17830a22
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10.1101/525840
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