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Hello, I saw in your article that samples that have received drug treatment will be eliminated when perturbing. What I want to ask is if I use the move tool to disturb, do I need to take the sample that received a certain drug by myself? Remove it, or the current code will automatically remove it for me.
Thanks.
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Hi there. Those samples will be removed automatically. So if your dataset has 400 samples (205 control, 195 under treatment) and you make the perturbation "control ➡️ treatment," then the 195 treatment samples will be "removed" during the associations step.
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Hi there. Those samples will be removed automatically. So if your dataset has 400 samples (205 control, 195 under treatment) and you make the perturbation "control ➡️ treatment," then the 195 treatment samples will be "removed" during the associations step.
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Hello, I saw in your article that samples that have received drug treatment will be eliminated when perturbing. What I want to ask is if I use the move tool to disturb, do I need to take the sample that received a certain drug by myself? Remove it, or the current code will automatically remove it for me.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: