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Empirical Bayes prepivoting under group invariance: false discovery rate control and moderated t-tests
We consider simultaneously testing hypotheses about thousands of units, e.g., genes or proteins, where each unit yields a handful of replicate measurements and we test whether its mean is zero. A widely used approach in genomics, implemented in the limma software, borrows strength across units to le
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