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Thanks so much for taking the time here, the insights are much appreciated. I suspected I'd have to ad hoc compare results if I did repeat …
Answer: Cross-validation with multiple control subgroups in limma
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limma doesn't do cross-validation or resampling.
Like most classical linear modeling procedures in statistics, limma uses a statistical mod…
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Quick update: this is fixed in a branch awaiting PR to Biostrings (https://github.com/Bioconductor/Biostrings/pull/122). Should be in `deve…
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