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Mutual Information as a Tool for Optimal Classification: Application to Identifying Rapid-Responding Behaviour
Santeri Holopainen, Jari Metsämuuronen, Mikko-Jussi Laakso +1
Existing methods for identifying rapid-responding behaviour in large-scale assessments require parametric assumptions about the population. In this study, we propose a novel, non-p…
DiPPER: A Bayesian approach to differential prevalence analysis with applications in microbiome studies
Juho Pelto, Kari Auranen, Janne V. Kujala +1
Recent evidence suggests that analyzing the presence/absence of taxonomic features can offer a compelling alternative to differential abundance analysis in microbiome studies. Howe…
Elementary methods provide more replicable results in microbial differential abundance analysis
Juho Pelto, Kari Auranen, Janne Kujala +1
Differential abundance analysis is a key component of microbiome studies. Although dozens of methods exist there is currently no consensus on the preferred methods. While the corre…