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Table 1 Properties of some gene-set testing methods

From: Gene-set distance analysis (GSDA): a powerful tool for gene-set association analysis

Property

GSDA

GS(E)A+SAFE

GT+TOTS+POST

MRPP

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Non-monotone

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Categorical

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Quantitative

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Self-contained

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Resampling

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  1. GS(E)A refers to GSEA and GSA