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Yes, the signal was the -log10(p-value) based on the negative binomial model after normalized by s3norm. Since it is -log10(p-value), the 2 and 16 represent the p-value = 0.01 and p-value=1e-16. |
Why are these the only p-values?
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Yes, the signal was the -log10(p-value) based on the negative binomial
model after normalized by s3norm. Since it is -log10(p-value), the 2 and 16
represent the p-value = 0.01 and p-value=1e-16.
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In the test data, we have input data for our sample, so we used p-value to take into account the local background changes of the input signal. |
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I was using the test data and noticed that the vast majority of values in the signal files are either 2 or 16. Was there some pre-processing done to this data?
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