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Hi Nikolay, thanks for your interest in scCODA!
First of all, the max
is correct - c'
is defined as a threshold, such that all effects with inclusion probability greater than c'
are selected. With decreasing threshold, more effects will be selected and therefore the expected FDR will increase. Thus, we want the smallest c
, for which the FDR is still smaller than alpha.
Regarding p-values: scCODA does not perform hypothesis testing, but rather uses Bayesian model selection. Therefore, it does not produce p-values. As an alternative, you can use the inclusion probability as a measure of confidence, as you pointed out correctly.
I hope that this answers your questions!
Hi Thank you for the package! I wonder, how should I obtain the p-values for cell type abundance comparisons? Can I use
Inclusion probability
fromsummary_extended
for it? As far as I understand the methods, this is used for selecting the credible effects.Also, in equation 12 in the paper shouldn't there be![Screen Shot 2022-01-18 at 12 13 45](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/57878/149994829-3808a781-63ef-4924-82e4-91397e5ee06d.png)
max
instead ofmin
?Thank you
cc @karolinasenkow