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. 2013 Nov 21;9(11):e1003939. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1003939

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. Left: Variation of normalised Canberra distance, with k (9) (blue curve), and corresponding mean values over 10,000 permutations of SiMES rankings (8) (green curve). Right: FDR q-values (blue curve). Dotted green line shows the threshold for FDR control at the 5% level.

Inline graphic — . Left: Variation of normalised Canberra distance, with k (9) (blue curve), and corresponding mean values over 10,000 permutations of SiMES rankings (8) (green curve). Right: FDR q-values (blue curve). Dotted green line shows the threshold for FDR control at the 5% level.