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A Lindenmayer system forest — deterministic but always changing. Feel free to stop and pick the flowers from the ground. There are so many more. Testing for rare conditions Sun All that glitters is not gold. The sensitivity and specificity of a test do not necessarily correspond to its error rate. We discuss the positive predictive value PPV and how practices such as screen can increase it. Nature Methods 18 — A popular notion about experiments is that it's good to keep variability in subjects low to limit the influence of confounding factors.
This is called standardization. Unfortunately, although standardization increases power, it can induce unrealistically low variability and lead to results that do not generalize to the population of interest.
And, in fact, may be irreproducible. In this column, we look at how standardization can be balanced with heterogenization to avoid this thorny issue. Voelkl, B. Nature Methods 18 :5—6.
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