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Define a replicate group as samples that are considered replicates of each other (e.g., biological or technical replicates). Samples belonging to a replicate group, in practice, are likely to be grouped based on a pair of sample metadata categories (e.g., subject-id and replicate-number).
It's common that we have replicate samples in a study, but when we start performing downstream analyses we want to collapse the replicates to a single sample per replicate group.
Some possible ways that we would want to collapse samples in a replicate group at the OTU table or distance matrix stage are:
randomly select one sample from the replicate group
for each observation, take the median count across samples in the replicate group
Other ideas for how we might want to collapse these?
If anyone has code for doing this already, please follow up here. I'll take the lead on this as I need the code for an analysis I'm running now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Define a replicate group as samples that are considered replicates of each other (e.g., biological or technical replicates). Samples belonging to a replicate group, in practice, are likely to be grouped based on a pair of sample metadata categories (e.g., subject-id and replicate-number).
It's common that we have replicate samples in a study, but when we start performing downstream analyses we want to collapse the replicates to a single sample per replicate group.
Some possible ways that we would want to collapse samples in a replicate group at the OTU table or distance matrix stage are:
randomly select one sample from the replicate group
for each observation, take the median count across samples in the replicate group
Other ideas for how we might want to collapse these?
If anyone has code for doing this already, please follow up here. I'll take the lead on this as I need the code for an analysis I'm running now.
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Define a replicate group as samples that are considered replicates of each other (e.g., biological or technical replicates). Samples belonging to a replicate group, in practice, are likely to be grouped based on a pair of sample metadata categories (e.g., subject-id and replicate-number).
It's common that we have replicate samples in a study, but when we start performing downstream analyses we want to collapse the replicates to a single sample per replicate group.
Some possible ways that we would want to collapse samples in a replicate group at the OTU table or distance matrix stage are:
Other ideas for how we might want to collapse these?
If anyone has code for doing this already, please follow up here. I'll take the lead on this as I need the code for an analysis I'm running now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: