problem in interpretation of Gistic copy number analysis
Dear all,
I want to filter the final results of Gistic program.
Strangely all aberrations have G-scores=0, however large number of aberrations have significant q-values (<0.15).
I know that G-score reports the amplitude and the frequency of each aberrations across all samples.
How can I interpret my results?
Can I consider only significant q-values?
Please let me know your idea about it.
Regards
Nazanin
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