A short course on Computational and Statistical Aspects of
Microarray Analysis
Bressanone, Italy
June 7th-11th, 2004
Lecturers:
Robert Gentleman
and
 Wolfgang Huber
Schedule of Topics
  
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    Monday, June 7 | 
    Tuesday, June 8 | 
    Wednesday, June 9 | 
    Thursday, June 10 | 
    Friday, June 11 | 
  
  
    | Lecture 1 | 
    Programming in R,
	S Programming Techniques,
	Recent Developments in R and
	S Graphics | 
    Quality Control and Further Topics
	on Preprocessing and
	Solving the Riddle of Bright
	Mismatches | 
    Differential Expression,
	Univariable Screening by ROC Curve
	Analysis,
	Differential Gene
	Expression,
	Testing for Differential Expression
	and Differential Expression with the
	Bioconductor Project | 
    Unsupervised Learning Methods For
	Analysis of Microarray Data and
	Exploratory Data Analysis for Microarray
	Data | 
    Networks in Molecular Biology and
	Graph, RBGL and Rgraphviz | 
  
  
    | Lecture 2 | 
    Error Models and Normalization | 
    Annotation in Bioconductor and
	Using GO | 
    Combining Experiments | 
    Machine Learning and
	Classification in DNA Microarray 
	Experiments | 
    Graphs, EDA, and Computational
	Biology and High Throughput
    Protein-Protein Interaction Data | 
  
  
    | Lab | 
    Using R and Bioconductor | 
    Preprocessing
    and Quality Control | 
    Annotation
    and meta-data | 
    Machine Learning | 
    Introductory Graph Lab | 
  
  
    | Packages Used | 
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    arrayMagic, estrogen and lymphoma | 
    ALL, GOstats, graph, RBGL and Rgraphviz | 
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Lab materials
  
    | Lab1  | 
    Using R and Bioconductor | 
    
      
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    Preprocessing and Quality Control | 
    
      
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    Annotation and meta-data | 
    
      
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    | Lab4  | 
    Machine Learning | 
    
      
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    | Lab5  | 
    Introductor Graph Lab | 
    
      
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