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I'm Dr. Nhat Le, a biostatistician/bioinformatics from OUCRU Vietnam.
Could you please incorporate phenotype permutation into your GSEA function? I think since the input gene list can be ordered in any kind of measure. For generality, you could allow the user to input a matrix of permutated data. Each column for one permutation. It means that users do the permuation by themself.
This would make the GSEA function complete. I would love to hear your opinion.
Thanks and cheers,
Nhat
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Dear Yu,
I'm Dr. Nhat Le, a biostatistician/bioinformatics from OUCRU Vietnam.
Could you please incorporate phenotype permutation into your GSEA function? I think since the input gene list can be ordered in any kind of measure. For generality, you could allow the user to input a matrix of permutated data. Each column for one permutation. It means that users do the permuation by themself.
This would make the GSEA function complete. I would love to hear your opinion.
Thanks and cheers,
Nhat
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: