The systematic comparison between Gaussian mirror and Model-X knockoff models.
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ABSTRACT: While the high-dimensional biological data have provided unprecedented data resources for the identification of biomarkers, consensus is still lacking on how to best analyze them. The recently developed Gaussian mirror (GM) and Model-X (MX) knockoff-based methods have much related model assumptions, which makes them appealing for the detection of new biomarkers. However, there are no guidelines for their practical use. In this research, we systematically compared the performance of MX-based and GM methods, where the impacts of the distribution of explanatory variables, their relatedness and the signal-to-noise ratio were evaluated. MX with knockoff generated using the second-order approximates (MX-SO) has the best performance as compared to other MX-based methods. MX-SO and GM have similar
SUBMITTER: Chen S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10073103 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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