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Saharon Rosset | Quality preserving databases for statistically sound “big data” analysis on public databases | CGSI 2017

Date:July 17, 2017Posted By:Duke Hong
Saharon Rosset | Quality preserving databases for statistically sound “big data” analysis on public databases | CGSI 2017

07/17/2017 @ 10:30-11:15
Research Talk by Saharon Rosset
Quality preserving databases for statistically sound “big data” analysis on public databases
1. Rosset, S., Aharoni, E. and Neuvirth, H., 2014. Novel Statistical Tools for Management of Public Databases Facilitate Community‐Wide Replicability and Control of False Discovery. Genetic epidemiology, 38(5), pp.477-481.
2. Aharoni, E. and Rosset, S., 2014. Generalized α‐investing: definitions, optimality results and application to public databases. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series B (Statistical Methodology), 76(4), pp.771-794.
3. Aharoni, E., Neuvirth, H. and Rosset, S., 2011. The quality preserving database: A computational framework for encouraging collaboration, enhancing power and controlling false discovery. IEEE/ACM transactions on computational biology and bioinformatics, 8(5), pp.1431-1437.

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