====== Statistics for genomic data science in health ======

===== Slides =====
{{:members:cdalmasso:1920_sg_cours_13.pdf|}}


===== Data =====
{{:members:cdalmasso:tp1.zip|}}

{{:members:cdalmasso:tp3.zip|}}

{{:members:cdalmasso:tp4.zip|}}

===== Script =====
{{:members:cdalmasso:1819_script_tp_em_7_l.zip|}}

===== Project =====

==== Due date: ====
Send one report per group as a .pdf file (cyril.dalmasso@univ-evry.fr) by Sunday, the $12^{th}$ of January, 2020 **(deadline extended to the $20^{th}$ of January)**. For the constitution of the groups (whose size is limited to 3), it is strongly recommended to mix students from GENIOMHE and DATA SCIENCES.
 

==== Datasets: ====
Choose a dataset using the following. You are allowed to propose another dataset (by adding rows to the table). 
==== Language: ==== 
English (M2 GENIOMHE/DATA SCIENCES) or French (M2 DATA SCIENCES only).
 
==== Length: ==== 
Approximately 10 pages of text, in addition to figures, tables, R commands, R outputs and appendices. All R commands should be included, but only useful outputs should be printed (in particular, please avoid pages of unnecessary tables).
 
==== Content: ==== 
The report should be subdivided into different sections including the title page, an introduction (description of the dataset, design, objectives,...), a 'methods' section (description and justification of the methods), the results, a discussion (difficulties encountered, comparison with published results, ...), conclusion and possibly annexes.