Ghent University - Center for Statistics (@CenterForStatistics-UGent)
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  • Location πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ Belgium
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RCM

A model-based visualization method for microbiome data
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SPsimSeq

Semi-parametric simulation of bulk and single cell RNA-seq data
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xnet

xnet: a package for supervised network prediction
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pim

R package for probabilistic index models
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PIMseq

repository for the package PIMseq
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digipcr

digital PCR processing tools in R
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unifiedWMWqPCR

Bioconductor package of unified Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test for qPCR
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reconsi

Resample collapsed null distributions for simultaneous inference under dependence
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Additional-File-6

Additional File 6
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smooth2

Additional Material for the book Smooth Tests of Goodness of Fit Using R
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UCNR

Simulation code, case studies and tutorials for the Unified Censored Normal Regression model for qPCR analysis.
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NTCPmodels

Package implementing NTCP models
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dPowerCalcR

Power calculations for digital PCR
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PIMseq-paper

This repository contains codes and materials used in the PIMseq paper.
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combi

Explorative integration of genomics data through multiplots
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EBayesH

The R package EBayesH
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mountainr

Bringing R and alpine to Docker
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AppDGE

Shiny application to evaluate the performance of several differential gene expression tools for RNA-seq data.
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Additional-File-2

This github repository includes R software codes used for a study on the evaluation of 14 differential gene expression methods for RNA-sequencing data (particularly for mRNA and lncRNA). The study has three main modules: (1) comparing selected normalization methods, (2) concordance analysis of 14 DGE analysis tools using 6 publicly accessible real RNA-seq data, and (3) non-parametric simulation study to evaluate tools with respect to false discovery rate and sensitivity.
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