Why would we only care about differences in the **average** gene expression in a scRNA-seq DE analysis? 🤔 We present a framework to jointly test for differences in average gene expression and gene DETECTION. Extra hypothesis tested, no extra cost! https://t.co/1V7EKNswyk

Every time someone mentions "assumption on the symmetric distribution of errors," I don't follow 🤔 which of the possible <symmetric> shape they're referring to.

Former @WFP_Ethiopia Country Director Steven Were Omamo says leaders in the aid community made declarations of famine in #Tigray without the necessary food insecurity data to back it. https://t.co/O2W3Nz3VLV

Even psychology and business novelists well recognize the importance of "distributions" behind any statistics. Taken from @the_of_thinking_clearly by @rolfdobelli

World Food Program #WFP Refutes Western Lies of Famine in #Tigray. The truth is finally coming to light after 2 years of geopolitical propaganda.against the government of #Ethiopia. No genocide-no mass starvation in Tigray.

I fell instantly in love with the #Quarto reporting feature in #RStudio. Would appreciate it if one drops here a link with great explanation why one should use Quarto over Rmarkdown. @rstudiotips

“The New York Times has emerged as a new, chaotic actor in global politics. The paper’s interventions in some of the world’s most combustible conflicts have sometimes been a boon, but their messaging has also caused problems.”

TPLF terrorists have started the war again. My latest article reflects on their criminality and the wests support. Please share:

U.N. AID USED FOR WAR: Ethnofascist TPLF in Ethiopia steals humanitarian aid... again, repeating strategy in the 1980s. Do u remember "We Are the World" Live Aid 1985 concert for Ethiopia famine? The TPLF used that money to buy weapons. WATCH https://t.co/eyOAfLm9sd #SayNoMore

The Blue Nile (ዓባይ) is no longer in wilderness! It has now been effectivelly detained, and detained no less for the good of the Sudan, Egypt, and the entire region.

Got an RNA-seq dataset with 50, 100, 200+ samples? Plug it into a differential expression tool and hope for the best? No! You need to consider QC, EDA, and modeling technical variation, or else risk generating spurious results. A thread on papers, methods, and best practices:

What happened to the R package *EMMIXcskew* and its variants? It looks absent in the CRAN. @rstatstweet

Job description is available at https://t.co/AxoHMDVj7A More information on the Ghent University Digital PCR consortium at

Belgium 🇧🇪 must be proud of having @Stromae more than having the finest chocolate!

Are you a postdoc with bio-informatics/stats skills and excited to develop higher-order multiplexing digital PCR data-analysis tools at @ugent? Please apply at https://t.co/VbOKZJlxPk with @StillaTech

There is mounting evidence of a pattern of Tigrayan forces committing war crimes and possible crimes against humanity in areas under their control in the Amhara region since July 2021. https://t.co/dOjxS9QlYZ

#Ethiopia Evidence mounting of pattern of Tigrayan forces war crimes, possible crimes against humanity, in areas under their control in Amhara region from July 2021. Incidents of widespread rape, summary killings, looting. ⁦⁦@amnesty⁩

I generated this figure, and I have no idea how to explain it. Sometimes, the data screams when you keep digging it. FYI: it is predicted value (x axis) versus its first derivative (y axis).

https://t.co/lQc9Uh4T3H This is a quite convincing analysis. Also shocking. Read and learn.

What are the Most Important Statistical Ideas of the Past 50 Years?