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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
Boxplots of correlations between the replicated samples after each step of the data
normalization process. All boxes for which notches do not overlap vertically have
significantly (α = 0.05) different median values. On the left is a sample set from
14 human muscle biopsy samples measured with array generations U95Av2 and U133A. The
correlations computed based on the QAGC-normalized data are significantly higher when
compared to MAS5 and Q methods. On the right, all correlations between 123 leukemia
samples are plotted. The samples are from three different array generations U95Av2,
U133A, and U133B. The first column illustrates correlations between all replicates
together (369 correlation values), and in the other columns the correlations are grouped
based on the array generation pairs. When the mean values of the correlations computed
with each method were compared, the values in the QAGC data were significantly higher.
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