Handbook of Combinatorial Designs

By Charles J. Colbourn, J. Dinitz. 2006

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• How many biological replicates are needed in an RNA-seq experiment and which differential expression tool should you use? (2015, methodology): “…and sequencing The RNA-seq experiment described here implements a “ balanced blockdesign ” inordertocontrolfortechnicalartifactssuchaslibrary batch effects (Kaisers et al. 2014), barcoding biases, and lane effects via randomization of the libraries (Colbourn and Dinitz 2007; Auer and Doerge 2010).”
• The existence of designs (2014, background): “Besides these, we again refer to [4] as an introduction to the huge literature on the construction of designs.”
• Steiner equiangular tight frames (2010, background): “In the real setting, the existence of an ETF of a given size is equivalent to the existence of a strongly regular graph with certain corresponding parameters [16, 24].”