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Answer: Normalized counts from LRT or Wald test?
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If the same samples are present in the object then the normalized counts are exactly the same independent of the design or test you use.
Comment: Visualization of negative log CPM values
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Sorry, I was wrong to say that log2(TPM) is always negative, but log2(TPM) is not more likely that log2(CPM) to be positive if both are com…
Comment: Visualization of negative log CPM values
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@gordonsmyth Apologies, I used a wrong term, I would have mentioned raw `p-value` instead. Unfortunately, only 3 gene passed FDR (BH) in th…
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Thank you Prof Smyth for your prompt and informative reply, much appreciated.
Answer: DESeq2 or edgeR for Presence and Absence of Proteins
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No, both tools expect count data with certain distributional assumptions which are not satisfied by binary data.
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