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The uncertainty of quantification is fully accounted for in the dpcDE() analysis, including in the computation of sample weights. However,…
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Try the vignette which has a lot of information on these type of questions.
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The DPC slope is beta1. The estimated slopes for your data look pretty low, lower than I've ever used for a real dataset. Nevertheless, as …
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Thanks for your feedback and for reassuring me. :-) As you suggested, I tried dpcCN() and set the slope to 0.7 in addition to the standard…
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