JSM Activity #471

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471 Applied Session Thu, 8/7/03, 10:30 AM - 12:20 PM R-Parc Ballroom II
Multivariate Approaches to Gene Expression Data - Contributed - Papers
Biometrics Section
Chair(s): Joshua M. Tebbs, Oklahoma State University
     10:35 AM   Greedy Learning from Multiple Gene Profiles for Selecting Informative Genes in Molecular Cancer Classification — Xin Yan, Columbia University; Shaw-Hwa Lo, Columbia University
     10:50 AM   A Mixture Regression Model for Identifying Genes with Different Time-course Expression Profiles — Fangxin Hong, University of California, Davis; Hongzhe Li, University of California, Davis
     11:05 AM   Statistical Significance Analysis of Longitudinal Gene Expression Data — Xu Guo, University of Minnesota; Huilin Qi, University of Minnesota; Catherine M. Verfaillie, University of Minnesota; Wei Pan, University of Minnesota
     11:20 AM   Statistical Methods for Chip Calibration and Saturation Effects in Antibody-Spiked Gene Expression Data — Jingjin Li, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis; Sunil Rao, Case Western Reserve University
     11:35 AM   Correlation as a Function of Distance in Oligonucleotide Space: Using the Correlation to Obtain More Efficient Inference of Gene Expression for Oligonucleotide Arrays — Cavan Reilly, University of Minnesota
     11:50 AM   Probe Level Analysis of Oligonucleotide Data with Rank Approach — Dung-Tsa Chen, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Sue-Hwa Lin, University of Texas; Seng-Jaw Soong, University of Alabama
     12:05 PM   Nonparametric Hypothesis-Based Analysis of Microarrays for Comparative Phenotype Characterization — Jeanne Kowalski, Johns Hopkins University; Marianna L. Zahurak, Johns Hopkins University; Adam Mamelak, Johns Hopkins University; Daniel Sauder, Johns Hopkins University
 

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