[BioC] limma help - choosing an approach

[Gaj Stan (BIGCAT)]

Dear Gordon and rest,

I've been following the outcome of this thread carefully and am persuing
a single-channel analysis for a couple of Agilent arrays as well. Do you
(or anyone else for that matter) happen to know if there are any
publications available that implemented or have tested this approach?

Best wishes,

   Stan


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-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:bioconductor-bounces at stat.math.ethz.ch] On Behalf Of Gordon
Smyth
Sent: 15 September 2006 06:09
To: BioC Mailing List
Subject: [BioC] limma help - choosing an approach

Dear John,

I wrote the warning in the ?lmscFit documentation about it being 
somewhat experimental more than two and a half years ago, when the 
function were first introduced into the limma package. I've done much 
more testing since then, and the function has stood the test of time, 
so I'll remove the warning.

Best wishes
Gordon

>[BioC] limma help - choosing an approach
>john seers (IFR) john.seers at bbsrc.ac.uk
>Thu Sep 14 12:19:39 CEST 2006
>
>Hello Naomi (and anyone else)
>
>Thanks again for your help. It has  been extremely helpful. Almost
there
>I think, though I am still just doing it on autopilot and not quite
sure
>how meaningful this is. I am slightly worried by the limma
documentation
>which describes the single channel analysis as "experimental" so
>combined with my lack of understanding makes me feel quite uncertain.
>Anyway I can run it now and pull out lists of genes - though what they
>mean I am not sure yet.
>...

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