Posts Tagged ‘ microarrays ’

Stanley Young: better p-values through randomization in microarrays

June 19, 2013
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Stanley Young: better p-values through randomization in microarrays

I wanted to locate some uncluttered lounge space for one of the threads to emerge in comments from 6/14/13. Thanks to Stanley Young for permission to post this.   S. Stanley Young, PhD Assistant Director for Bioinformatics National Institute of Statistical Sciences Research Triangle Park, NC There is a relatively unknown problem with microarray experiments, in […]

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Microarrays suck

April 25, 2012
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Microarrays suck

Maybe it’s just that I’m stupid and haven’t been paying proper attention to Rafa’s work in the past decade, but microarray data have really been kicking my ass the last few weeks. Here are a few of the lessons that I’ve re-learned. Lesson 1: What the hell is that? Many (or all) of my interesting [...]

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Large-scale Inference

February 23, 2012
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Large-scale Inference

Large-scale Inference by Brad Efron is the first IMS Monograph in this new series, coordinated by David Cox and published by Cambridge University Press. Since I read this book immediately after Cox’ and Donnelly’s Principles of Applied Statistics, I was thinking of drawing a parallel between the two books. However, while none of them can [...]

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