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The effect of statistical normalisation on network propagation scores

2020-01-20

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<h4>Motivation</h4> Network diffusion and label propagation are fundamental tools in computational biology, with applications like gene-disease association, protein function prediction and module discovery. More recently, several publications have introduced a permutation analysis after the propagation process, due to concerns that network topology can bias diffusion scores. This opens the question of the statist...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.20.911842

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