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The selected bands for the AVIRIS datasets differ from those for the LOPEX and PROSPECT-SAILH simulated datasets, and this inconsistence of the selected bands for different datasets indicates that the GA-PLS method has the advantage of tuning the optimum bands for PLS regression and accommodating the effects of confounding factors.

Statistics is now an essential component to understand the vast datasets and this is emphasized throughout the text.

Considerable work has been done on the mechanistic categorisation of skin sensitivity datasets, and this has been applied to the Gerberick set within the CAESAR project and has been published elsewhere [7].

The companies sharing their data do not always know how much personal information can be inferred from the analysis of such large datasets, and this has led, so far in other cases than mobile phone data, to a few scandals in the recent years [187, 188].

We note that there was some variation in the relative frequency of the molecular subtypes in the different datasets and this may be associated with differences in the inclusion criteria used in each study.

The two first axis of Co-Inertia analysis explained 76.5% of the genetic co-variation between EcoRI/MspI and EcoRI/HpaII datasets and this association was significantly different from the value expected for random association (P<0.0001).

The standardized iHS score is −2.12 in for the NPY1R/NPY5R locus in the Dutch dataset and this correlates with a empirical p-value of 0.05.

Namely, the data columns (sample labels) are permuted to generate a randomized dataset and this dataset is used to re-compute S'.

To date, more than 100 species are listed in the current Unigene dataset and this number continues to increase.

Data on ex-smokers was not consistent in all registry dataset and this variable was not used in the analysis.

iCLIP has generated a huge dataset and this is an initial analysis of the RNA-binding data for SAFB1.