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Efficient Analysis of Annotation Colocalization Accounting for Genomic Contexts

2023-11-22

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An annotation is a set of genomic intervals sharing a particular function or property. Examples include genes or their exons, evolutionarily conserved elements, and regions with a particular epigenetic state. A common task is to compare two annotations to determine if one is enriched or depleted in the regions covered by the other. We study the problem of assigning statistical significance to such a comparison bas...

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84cb604a-c221-5b33-9a81-5c495dfce166
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10.1101/2023.11.22.568259
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