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-|gene1|0.5|0.2|0.7|1.3|1.4|1.0|2.1|2.4|2.6|….+|gene1|0.5|0.2|0.7|1.3|1.4|1.0|2.1|2.4|2.6|…|
 |gene2|0.5|0.3|0.4|0.3|0.4|0.1|0.1|0.4|0.5|…| |gene2|0.5|0.3|0.4|0.3|0.4|0.1|0.1|0.4|0.5|…|
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 |Treatment|Ctr|TrA|TrB|Ctr|TrA|TrB|Ctr|TrA|TrB|…| |Treatment|Ctr|TrA|TrB|Ctr|TrA|TrB|Ctr|TrA|TrB|…|
  
-   * //Include interaction between factors//: logical to indicate whether ​interactions ​between factors should be analyzed (only for experimental designs with more than one factor).\\ +   * //Include interaction between factors//: logical to indicate whether ​interaction/​s ​between factors should be analyzed (only for experimental designs with more than one factor).\\ 
-   * //Join interaction with second factor//: logical to indicate whether ​serial transcriptional changes should include time-zero non-null values ​(TRUE, default) or not (FALSE).\\+   * //Join interaction with second factor//: logical to indicate whether ​interaction/​s must be analysed jointly with the second/​third factor ​(TRUE, default) or not (FALSE).\\
    * //​Variability threshold for component selection//:​ Criterion for selection of principal components. With "​average",​ components are selected that explain more than the average component variability,​ calculated as total data variability divided by the rank of the matrix associated to the factor. Also a fixed value for percentage of explained variability can be indicated such as 0.2, 0.4, 0.5, 0.7, 0.8...\\    * //​Variability threshold for component selection//:​ Criterion for selection of principal components. With "​average",​ components are selected that explain more than the average component variability,​ calculated as total data variability divided by the rank of the matrix associated to the factor. Also a fixed value for percentage of explained variability can be indicated such as 0.2, 0.4, 0.5, 0.7, 0.8...\\
-   * //Criterion for gene selection//​. Strategy for selection of genes based on SPE and leverage values. Can be either ​"Resampling", ​where null SPE/Leverage ​distributions are created by permuting columns and genes are selected at the "​alpha"​ percentile of the null distributions;​ "​Gamma",​ where a gamma distribution is adjusted ​to the distributions of SPE and leverage values, and genes are selected at the "​alpha"​ percentile of the gamma distribution. ​"minAS", ​where a density function is calculated on the data and genes are selected on a local minimum basis +   * //Criterion for gene selection//​. Strategy for selection of genes based on SPE and leverage values. Can be either ​ 
-       *//alpha//: significant level for gene selection (only for Resampling ​and Gamma).\\ +       * //Resampling//: where null Leverage ​distribution is created by permuting columns ​of expression data and genes are selected at the "​alpha"​ percentile of the null distribution ​and SPE cutoff ​is computed by using an approximation ​to a weighted chi-squared ​distribution ​[[references|[2]]]. 
-       *//R//: number of bootstrap rounds for gene selection (only for Resampling)\\+       * //minAS//: where a density function is calculated on the data and genes are selected on a local minimum basis [[references|[7]]]. 
 +       * //Gamma//: where a gamma distribution is adjusted to the distributions of SPE and leverage values, and genes are selected at the "​alpha"​ percentile of the gamma distribution [[references|[7]]].  
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-**References** \\ +
-Nueda, M.J.; Conesa, A.; Westerhuis, J.A.; Hoefsloot, H.C.J.; Smilde, A.K.; Talón, M. and Ferrer, A. (2007) Discovering gene expression patterns in Time Course Microarray Experiments by ANOVA-SCA. Bioinformatics,​ 23 (14), 1792-1800.+
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