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For this, the finite matrix C is chosen as a simple median filter with variant size.

For comparison, TLF was dichotomized by a simple median cutoff (TLF > 0.38), under which statistical significance of univariate Cox regression was maintained (HR = 0.20, p = 0.02).

The second analytical approach involved a simple median normalization of the samples, followed by a t-test (assuming unequal variance) to compare Ct values between Con and AC samples.

For the single-locus analysis of HDL level in the Marshfield PMRP, a simple median HDL level was computed for every individual who had at least two or more HDL datapoints in the record.

Using a simple median split, that is, <2 or =2, immunoreactivity of Bif-1 expression was categorized as low or high under light microscopy.

Our results indicate that in our case with more than 10 class compounds, the control sample based normalization did not improve results relative to a simple median normalization.

An assembly N50 of around the median gene length of an organism is sufficient to expect about 50% of all genes to be uninterruptedly present in a draft (Yandell and Ence 2012)—a simple rule of thumb suggests the median gene length in the genome of G. salaris (estimated as ∼120 Mb) to be about 2.5 kb (interpolated after fig. 1 in Yandell and Ence (2012)).

This reduction is done using a simple local median with radius rme, I ⋆ ( i, j ) = I ( i, j ) - Median k, l ε r me I ( i ± k, j ± l ).

In filtering phase, simple median filter and directional median filters are smartly used based on edge and background information to restore the noisy pixels detected as noisy in adaptive fuzzy noise detection process.

The corresponding methods are named simple median method (abbreviated as 'Med') and MAD-weighted median method (abbreviated as 'MAD'), respectively.

Of a selection of other normalisation methods, loess, and cubic-spline performed similarly to quantile and all of these methods out-performed simple median normalisation (Supplementary File 1).