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publications

Model-based Feature Selection and Clustering of RNA-seq Data for Unsupervised Subtype Discovery

Published in Annals of Applied Statistics, 2020

Simultaneous variable selection and clustering of samples, with adjustment for technical factors like differences in sequencing depth, and covariates like batch.

Recommended citation: D.K. Lim, N.U. Rashid, J.G. Ibrahim (2020). "Model-based Feature Selection and Clustering of RNA-seq Data for Unsupervised Subtype Discovery" Annals of Applied Statistics. http://dx.doi.org/10.1214/20-AOAS1407

software

FSCseq

Simultaneous Feature Selection and Clustering of RNA-seq

NIMIWAE

Non-Ignorably Missing Importance-Weighted Autoencoder

dlglm

Deeply-Learned Generalized Linear Models with MNAR Missingness

talks