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Statistical Modeling of OMIC Data

Posted 30 Oct, 2008 in Teaching Materials

Contributor(s) Min Zhang
Abstract This presentation describes the statistical modeling work of Professor Min Zhang. A discussion of statistical methods for identifying biomarkers is presented first, including Classical methods and Bayesian and Regularized Variable Selection methods. Next, the alignment of GCxGC MS data using the two-dimensional Correlation Optimized Warping (2D-COW) algorithm is described in detail. Finally, future efforts in the processing and analysis of OMIC data are identified.

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credits Professor Min Zhang, Statistics Department, Purdue University
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  • Min Zhang (2008), "Statistical Modeling of OMIC Data," http://ccehub.org/resources/141.

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  1. OMIC analysis
  2. statistical models