the tumor size of glioblastoma in multivariate analysis of TCGA dataset
Hello,
I try to do the multivariate analysis of glioblastoma in TCGA dataset.
There are shortest, intermediate and longest dimension of the tumor size.
Which one I can use?
In many paper, it sets up <=4 and >4 as smaller or biggerer. Actually, all the intermediate dimension are less than 2 in TCGA dataset. Which size I can set up? <=1 or >1? Is that OK?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Yue
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