[BioC] Is it okay to do 2 loess normalizations in a row?
Richard Friedman
friedman at cancercenter.columbia.edu
Tue Feb 10 23:07:34 MET 2004
Dear Bioconductor Users,
Long time readers of this column realize that I have been experiencing
some difficulty
flattening the M vs A curve on my normalization. I have just tried
applying 2 loess normalizations in a row with the default. That is to
say I have done:
ira.norm <- maNorm(ira.raw, norm = "p")
ira.x2.norm <- maNorm(ira.norm, norm = "p")
The curves flattened considerably. Is there a potenial problem with
this procedure?
Thanks and best wishes,
Rich
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