Log2 vs Quantile normalization
Hello everyone, I am learning normalizations, I wonder when log2 and quantile normalization is used in each situation, may I ask if there is any material that compare these two types especially in microarray expression matrix for differentially expressed gene analysis? Thank you!
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log2 is a transformation rather than a normalization. Are you talking about RNAseq or microarrays or something else entirely?
Yes, I am talking about RNAseq/microarray expression matrix.
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