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Feb 18 2019 We validate our procedure on realistic simulations of CMB maps and
Jul 26 2019 We discuss the STEM (Smoothing and Testing Multiple hypotheses) procedure to search for point sources in Cosmic. Microwave background maps; in ...
Feb 1 2020 particular with respect to their actual false detection rate
Jul 21 2020 lar with respect to their actual false detection rate
Jul 20 2022 We then applied these techniques to images of main belt asteroids in ... curve discovery rates in the main belt have been consistent with.
Jul 20 2003 of the ISW effect provides independent physical evidence for the existence of ... ing the False Discovery Rate (FDR [16
Oct 19 2020 the quality of the sky image reconstruction process. ... order to ensure the detection of GRBs with a low false-alarm rate.
May 9 2021 code of the algorithm to scan the CMB sky maps (Sec- ... dictive Value (PPV) and False Discovery Rate (FDR).
MEPSA which ensures a negligible false positive rate for our obtained from MC simulations (method 1; histograms) and from the sky pixelisation in the.
This paper presents a new method called false discovery rate smoothing that can learn and exploit the underlying spatial structures in these multiple-testing problems FDR smoothing ?nds spatially localized regions of signi?cant test statistics by solving a speci?c optimization problem involving the ‘ 1 penalty It then relaxes the
In this paper we propose a new approach to false discovery rates We attempt to use more traditionalandstraightforwardstatisticalideastocontrolpFDRandFDR Insteadof?xing? and then estimating k (i e estimating the rejection region) we ?x the rejection region and then estimate?
The False Discovery Rate (FDR) for a multiple testing threshold T is de ned as the expected FDP using that procedure: FDR = E FDP(T) Aside: The False Non-Discovery Rate We can de ne a dual quantity to the FDR the False Nondiscovery Rate (FNR)
Controlling the False Discovery Rate: Understanding and Extending the Benjamini-Hochberg Method Christopher R Genovese Department of Statistics Carnegie Mellon University joint work with Larry Wasserman This work partially supported by NSF Grant SES 9866147
Feb 18 2020 · proteomics a variety of methods for estimating false-discovery are available and understanding the statistical confidence of identifications is typically required for data analysis and hypothesis testing However there is no current method for estimating the false discovery rate (FDR) or statistical confidence for MS-based lipid identifications
provided the rst implementation of false discovery rates with known operating characteristics The idea of quantifying the rate of false discoveries is directly related to several pre-existing ideas such as Bayesian misclassi cation rates and the positive predictive value (Storey 2003)
The False Discovery Rate (FDR) proposed by Benjamini and Hochberg (1995) is the expected proportion of Type I errors among all the rejected null hypotheses It is now a widely ac- cepted notion of error rate to control in large-scale multiple testings arising in modern scienti?c investigations including astronomical source detection
The method we describe here builds on the two-groups model (Efron et al 2001) an intuitive framework for controlling the false-discovery rate In the two-groups model some small frac tion c of the test statistics are assumed to come from an unknown signal population and the remainder from a known null popu