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I've been reviewing the function cumNormStatFast, in order to get the CSS normalization. When going through, I found that ref1 is determined as rowMeans; however, in the original formula, ref1 refers to q-l, defined as median of _l_th quantile across samples.
Is that supposed to be like this? Or am I just understanding it wrongly?
Thanks!
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I've been reviewing the function cumNormStatFast, in order to get the CSS
normalization. When going through, I found that ref1 is determined as
rowMeans; however, in the original formula, ref1 refers to q-l, defined as
median of _l_th quantile across samples.
Is that supposed to be like this? Or am I just understanding it wrongly?
Thanks!
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I've been reviewing the function cumNormStatFast, in order to get the CSS normalization. When going through, I found that ref1 is determined as rowMeans; however, in the original formula, ref1 refers to q-l, defined as median of _l_th quantile across samples.
Is that supposed to be like this? Or am I just understanding it wrongly?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: