disease disease similarity/correlation
Suppose, I have two diseases d1, d2 (as a reference, think OMIM entries):
What kind of disease-disease similarities do exists (if any)?
Now, suppose I have a set of diseases: S = {d1, d2, ..., dN} .
What measures of relatedness (if any) do exists?
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Take a threshold to the correlation coefficient. Disease pair can be consider to be related if the R-square large than that threshold. Here, How to set the threshold you can have dozen choice (some basic, some complicated)
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