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Comparison of statistical methods for high-dimensional compositional data from flow cytometry: A critical perspective on log-ratio transformation and differential abundance testing
Flow cytometry generates inherently compositional count data: observed cell population counts are constrained to sum to the total number of acquired events, which precludes direct inference about absolute cellular abundance. Despite this constraint, most differential abundance (DA) analyses in cytom
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