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In our experiments, the candidate E. coca reference genes showed very similar correlations with the BestKeeper index, suggesting that the algorithm could not distinguish between the genes to produce useful stability rankings.
The algorithm could be able to take into account the correlation between subcarriers in the OFDM system.
We indicated how the algorithm could be extended to take into account the interactions between all the groups.
A version of the algorithm could be made without normalization.
The algorithm could handle very short reads and sequencing errors.
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