Process for removing systematic error and outlier data and for estimating random error in chemical and biological assays
CA 2375890 A1 · Owner: Shi, Peide · Inventors: Nadon, Robert; Shi, Peide; Ramm, Peter
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A method for improving the reliability and/or accuracy of physical measurements obtained from array hybridization studies performed on an array having a large number of genomic samples uses a small number of replicates insufficient for making precise and valid statistical inferences. This is overcome by estimating an error in measurement of a sample by averaging errors obtained when measuring the large number of samples or a subset of the large number of samples. The estimated sample error is utilized as a standard for accepting or rejecting the measurement of the respective sample. The samples may be independent or dependant in that correlated across two or more conditions.
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- Filed June 19, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 19, 2020.
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