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C: LIMMA with beta distributed data
... Hi Steve:
I think LIMMA does the right thing by not having any link/family
because it
is meant *only* for log normal intensities. Using it for anything else
is
not correct.
However, as you say you have a lot of 0s -- I would ignore them
because you
are trying to extract information where it is not ...
written 7.6 years ago by
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... Hi Steve:
I am sure Prof. Smyth and others will have better insights but here is
my
$0.02.
I would transform the data using the logit transform, that is,
x_ij goes to log (x_ij / ( 1 - x_ij) ) ## with boundary value
correction
when x_ij = 0 or 1
And then use LIMMA.
This makes sure that the dat ...
written 7.6 years ago by
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... Hello Michael,
I am sure more experienced members will have better answers, but here
is my
$0.02.
Your doubt is similar to the doubt I had before. So, hopefully I can
answer
your question.
You are right about the relation between AveExpr and Amean.
However, AveExpr is not same as value of the fi ...
written 7.9 years ago by
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A: Regression using LIMMA
... Hello Somnath:
Can you please post some example of the data and the code? It will
make help
to make your description clearer.
If I understand correctly, you are assuming the replicates to be
identical;
so if rep_1 receives dose_1 and rep_2 receives dose_2, there is no
replicate
effect for your resp ...
written 7.9 years ago by
Sunny Srivastava • 340
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A: limma installation trouble
... Hello Anna,
I copy pasted the exact commands and installed limma on my ubuntu box.
Can
you please post the output for
sessionInfo()
Thanks,
S.
sessionInfo()
--
Platform: i486-pc-linux-gnu (32-bit)
locale:
[1] LC_CTYPE=en_US.utf8 LC_NUMERIC=C
[3] LC_TIME=en_US.utf8 LC_COLLATE=en_US ...
written 8.0 years ago by
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... Hello Thomas,
I am sure senior members of the list will have more to say, here is my
$0.02.
logFC is the coefficient of the treatment in your model. Assuming that
you
have a model with only one treatment
log Int_g = b0 + b1 * trt
b1 = logFC
The CI of logFC can be found in the same manner as you ...
written 8.0 years ago by
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... Hello List,
I am just forwarding Lorenzo's response to the list as he forgot to
copy the
list. May be, this is of use in the future.
I think, your design is a unbalanced randomized incomplete block
design, so
it doesn't matter if you have one treatment or multiple for a single
block.
Also, the dupl ...
written 8.0 years ago by
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A: limma makeContrasts
... Hello Lorenzo,
I am not sure if I understand your question correctly, but here is my
$0.02.
If you want to account for effect of mother, it would be better
include it
in your regression model as a factor, but I guess your aim is to
detect the
difference between DR and NODR (right?). If I understand ...
written 8.0 years ago by
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... Dear Dr. Smyth,
Thank you very much for the answer.
That clarifies a lot of things!
I have one last question to make sure I understood you correctly - in
the
case of two colored arrays, even if we are regressing the M values on
the
treatment (sample annotation), we will call the coefficients as lo ...
written 8.1 years ago by
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A: applying p.adjust() in limma
... Hello Wei,
If I understand your question correctly, most probably
tp$adj.P.Val is the adjusted p value for the moderated F statistic
(would be
different from the moderated t if the number of treatments is more
than 2)
When you calculate the p-value separately for the three comparisons
and use
p.ad ...
written 8.1 years ago by
Sunny Srivastava • 340
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