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The critical value for hypothesis testing comes from permutation distributions.

As mentioned above, the program can indeed be executed step-by-step with some groups excluded from permutation.

However, all frequency-domain ICA algorithms inherently suffer from permutation and scaling ambiguity because they assume different frequency components to be independent [4, 9].

40494_2017_162_MOESM2_ESM.docx Additional file 2.  Scatter plot results from permutation tests carried out on the measured oxidation ratios: cysteic acid/cystine dioxide (CA/CD), cysteic acid/cystine monoxide (CA/CM) and cystine dioxide/cystine monoxide (CD/CM).

The critical threshold for the declaration of a QTL can be determined from permutation tests (Churchill and Doerge 1994).

The results of these simulations, supported by data derived from permutation, principal components and other analyses, provide strong overall confidence that these results are not due to chance.

John Adams's 1995 "Road Movies," a duet for Yuki Numata on violin and James Johnston on piano, drew yearning and motion from permutations of ostinatos and tentatively ascending melodies.

Secondly, the above argument from permutations can be considered from a radically different perspective.

Complete data from permutation-based allelic association analyses for depression and its subtypes, linear regression analysis for global seasonality score (GSS), and linkage disequilibrium (LD) patterns for all genotyped genes are available in Tables S1, S2, S3 and S4, respectively.

P-values were obtained from permutations, coded in R [43].

Two out of eight observed Sc were significantly lower than the theoretical distribution obtained from permutations (daily moves, FstL: Table 2; Figure 3).