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  • unique379
    Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 27

    #1

    Performing ANOVA test for NGS time sereis datasets

    Dear all,

    May be its very basic question for you all.
    I would like to perform 2 way ANOVA test for my NGS time series counts data. It is raw data counts by HT-Seq. I have 2 condition and for each corresponding diff. time points and their counts. Suggestion is to perform 2 way anova test. but problem is, i don't know the better way to prepare file for that in order to use R function like aov(). Help me to do so....

    My raw counts (without normalization) like..

    gene_name counts_value (for each condition and corresponding time points (36 sample in total) )

    gene_1 2349
    gene_2 3462380
    gene_3 0
    gene_4 123

    Query:
    1) How to prepare (format of input) input file in order to use R functions
    2) is there any package (bioconductor or R) to perform this analysis
    3) may i have to normalize this raw counts before performing 2 way ANOVA
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
    • 3478

    #2
    Cross-posted on biostars, where I already replied.

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