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SGIM-BFPT: an approach based on Brawer’s fixed-point theorem to eliminate the significant association between random gene sets and survival time

2023-01-05

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Cancer research aims to identify genes that cause or control disease progression. Although a wide range of gene sets have been published, they are usually in poor agreement with one another. Furthermore, recent findings from a gene-expression cohort of different cancer types, known as positive random bias, showed that sets of genes chosen randomly are significantly associated with survival time much higher than ex...

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cd009560-d016-5d98-87b9-4ac56b4c12db
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2366797/v1
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