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Revisiting dependence in multiple testing: empirical distribution approaches for FDP control
Large-scale multiple hypothesis testing is central to the analysis of high-throughput data, where controlling false discoveries is critical. Classical procedures typically rely on theoretical null distributions and often adjust for dependence among test statistics, but these approaches may be mislea
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