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False discovery rates theory and applications to DNA microarrays

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John David Storey.
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2002.
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xvi, 114 pages.

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Storey, John David.
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Stanford University. Department of Statistics
Tibshirani, Robert primary advisor

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Publication date
2002
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Submitted to the Department of Statistics
Copyright by the author.
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Stanford University, 2002.

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