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Robust, scalable, and informative clustering for diverse biological networks

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#bioinformatics #genomics #genetics #statistics


Robust, scalable, and informative clustering for diverse biological networks - Genome Biology

Clustering molecular data into informative groups is a primary step in extracting robust conclusions from big data.
BioMed Central
#bioinformatics #statistics #genomics #genetics

New resource: a set of miscellaneous general-purpose R functions. I created most of these functions for my own personal use over the past 13 years, but I have also shared them informally with many students, friends, and colleagues. I have decided to publish them for anyone else who may be interested. They address a variety of tasks that sometimes come up in psychological data analysis.

saraemilyburke.com/stats/miscf…

#Statistics #RStats

Sara Emily Burke | Miscellaneous R Functions

Miscellaneous R functions for data processing, analysis, and plotting
saraemilyburke.com
#rstats #statistics

🌍 #ClimateChange
Getting hotter 🔥 / colder ❄️
... or what ever I want?

Check out this neat illustrated thread on why "it hasn't warmed in 8 years" based on climate satellite data ... and what this claim has to do with cherry picking by @andrewdessler

👉 mastodon.world/@andrewdessler/…

#Science #ClimateChange #Statistics #OpenData

climate data based on monthly satellite temperature records

Andrew Dessler (@andrewdessler@mastodon.world)

Attached: 1 image A short 🧵 to explain why "it hasn't warmed in 8 years" is consistent with humans driving large warming over the century. To begin, let's consider the monthly satellite temperature record:
Mastodon
#science #opendata #climatechange #statistics @Andrew Dessler

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