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Evaluation plots of the effect of Bayesian estimated gene expression distribution vs empirical gene expression from samples of various sizes #36
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What do you mean, installing the package will update the model. The new model takes into account datasets of origin. Can you please reformulate? |
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I think the plots show that Bayesian estimated gene expression preserves the variability of imputed genes. However, for unimputed genes, such as in t_CD8_naive, the bayesian estimated gene expression variation is much higher than the empirical expression. |
Hello Jian, this can make sense, in case we have just one dataset, and extreme consistency within that dataset. We would fool us that that world would be so consistent, while it is just one laboratory has output a dataset with no variation. Can you
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