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Exact tests often are a good place to start with differential expression analysis of genomic data sets. As usual, the types of contrasts you can make will depend on the design of your study and data set. In the following example we will use the raw counts of differentially expressed (...

Web scraping with rvest is easy and, surprisingly, comes in handy in situations that you may not have thought of. For example, one of the unique things about academics is the constant need to stay “ahead of the curve,” meaning being nimble enough as a program to shift curriculum around ...

I’ve added a worked R example of the non-convexity, with respect to model parameters, of square loss of a sigmoid-derived prediction here. This is finishing an example for our Python note “Why not Square Error for Classification?”. Reading that note will give a usable context and background for this ...

Jon Schwabisch recently proposed ten guidelines for better table design. Next to the academic paper, Jon shared his recommendations in a Twitter thread. Let me summarize them for you: Right-align your numbers Left-align your texts Use decimals appropriately (one or two is often enough) Display units (e.g., $, %) sparsely (e....

Do you want to do this yourself? Please feel free to download the Databricks Notebook or the R-script from out gitlab page. Click here to return to the index page for the NLP blogs on cmotions.nl this article is written by Jurriaan [email protected] Wouter van Gilsw....