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Balanced Functional Module Detection in Genomic Data

2020-12-01

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High dimensional genomic data can be analyzed to understand the effects of multiple variables on a target variable such as a clinical outcome, risk factor or diagnosis. Of special interest are functional modules, cooperating sets of variables affecting the target. Graphical models of various types are often useful for characterizing such networks of variables. In other applications such as social networks, the con...

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Literature Corpus work: b8099543-c4f2-51ea-bff1-055307e27482
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.30.404038

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