New GEMRA Method Reduces Bias in Genetic Studies
A new statistical method called GEMRA reduces bias and increases power in genome-wide association studies by adjusting for medication status.
A new statistical method called GEMRA reduces bias and increases power in genome-wide association studies by adjusting for medication status.
A systematic review indicates that Indian crime statistics lack key behavioural and psychological data required to develop evidence-based sexual offender ...
Researchers have built a quantile regression model for data bounded between zero and one that outperformed nine established competitors on ...
An open-source R package called pams integrates profile analysis via multidimensional scaling, adding bootstrap uncertainty estimates and person-level weights to ...
PLOS ONE has retracted a study claiming resveratrol kills osteosarcoma cancer stem cells via STAT3 inhibition after overlapping images, flawed ...
Atmospheric scientists have adapted the Kaplan–Meier survival-analysis framework from medical statistics to quantify uncertainty in droplet-freezing experiments and introduced a ...
sitemix, a new open-source R package, computes site- and group-level proportions and standard errors from individual records or published counts, ...
A new two-stage statistical algorithm detects impulse noise through Beta distribution fitting, higher-order moments, and robust MAD estimation, then reconstructs ...
A new statistical study shows that Bayesian inference with a heavy-tailed Weibull model and unified progressive-hybrid censoring with binomial removal ...
A new statistical and physical model of dielectric breakdown reveals that defect annihilation, not just defect generation, controls the famous ...
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