Power and dependence in multiple testing
Characterize attainable power when controlling a specified family-wise error rate or false-discovery rate across many dependent tests, under explicitly stated dependence assumptions.
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Characterize attainable power when controlling a specified family-wise error rate or false-discovery rate across many dependent tests, under explicitly stated dependence assumptions.
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