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Johannes Freudenberg
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I'm not sure if there is such a thing as a "correct" definition. A
formal definition -by definition- cannot be correct or incorrect.
Anyways, the purposes of Background Correction and PM Correction,
respectively, are indeed very similar. They are designed to estimate
non-specific signal contributions such as unspecific binding, cross-
hybridization and auto-fluorescence of the surface. The difference is
that PM correction is specific to the Affymetrix microarray design
where each PM probe is (or used to be) complimented by a mismatch
probe. If and how you incorporate this sequence-specific information
into your model determines how much you separate the two preprocessing
steps.
HTH,
--Johannes
Johannes Freudenberg
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>>> Mohammad Esad-Djou <shahrgol at="" web.de=""> 11/21/06 9:54 AM >>>
Hello All,
I would like to separate tasks of Background Correction and PM
Correction in Preprocessing methods. Unfortunately I do not find a
uniform definition in literature.
Sometimes are tasks of PM Correction and Background Correction
similarly, e.g. Correction of Cross hybridisation.
Where and how can I clear (and correct!) Definition about it find?
Thanks,
Mohammad
Interdisciplinary Centre for Bioinformatics
University of Leipzig
H?rtelstr. 16 - 18
D-04107 Leipzig
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