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Prioritizing transcriptomic and epigenomic experiments by using an optimization strategy that leverages imputed data

2019-07-19

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Successful science often involves not only performing experiments well, but also choosing well among many possible experiments. In a hypothesis generation setting, choosing an experiment well means choosing an experiment whose results are interesting or novel. In this work, we formalize this selection procedure in the context of genomics and epigenomics data generation. Specifically, we consider the task faced by...

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9e283943-312c-55ba-a37d-fa4769796305
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10.1101/708107
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