Testing Differential Networks with Applications to Detection of Gene-Gene Interactions
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differential network
false discovery rate
Gaussian graphical model
gene-by-gene interaction
highdimensional precision matrix
large scale multiple testing
Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment
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Genetics and Genomics
Health and Medical Administration
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Statistics and Probability
false discovery rate
Gaussian graphical model
gene-by-gene interaction
highdimensional precision matrix
large scale multiple testing
Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment
Business
Genetics and Genomics
Health and Medical Administration
Health Services Research
Medical Humanities
Statistics and Probability
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Xia, Yin
Cai, Tianxi
Cai, T. Tony
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Model organisms and human studies have led to increasing empirical evidence that interactions among genes contribute broadly to genetic variation of complex traits. In the presence of gene-by-gene interactions, the dimensionality of the feature space becomes extremely high relative to the sample size. This imposes a significant methodological challenge in identifying gene-by-gene interactions. In the present paper, through a Gaussian graphical model framework, we translate the problem of identifying gene-by-gene interactions associated with a binary trait
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2015-06-01