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Nonparametric Hypothesis Testing of High-dimensional Clustering With Application to Single-cell RNA Data
Single-cell RNA sequencing studies routinely use clustering to define putative cell types and cell states, yet the observed separation may arise from sampling variability rather than genuine biological heterogeneity. This paper studies formal significance testing of such clustering structure in high
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