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MahShaaban
commented on June 20, 2024
The problem with this approach is that the user would have to also specify the column names for the genes of interest. I chose early on to make the main input data.frame to be only the Ct values to simplify things.
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marcora
commented on June 20, 2024
The column names for the genes of interest can be automatically generated by subtracting the columns specified in the "reference_gene" and "group_var" parameter (and an additional "covars" parameter listing, as a string or string vector, column name(s) for covariate(s)). No need for the user to list the names of all "genes of interest" columns.
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