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thank you for your reply. I'm sorry if the question is off topic. the analysis and relative construction of the heatmap was done using bioc…
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Without including the row names for the heatmap, it's impossible to know if the directionality is switched or not. Do note that the orderin…
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![Figure1][1]![Figure2][2]
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Ah yes sorry :)
But then I still do not understand why is it that on the plot I attached, the gene definitely has non-0 counts in less than…
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Thanks for the heads-up.
> The _Details_ in the documentation of lmFit() still says that the default correlation is 0.75
Yes, you're righ…
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