What statistical method do I have to use to see expression tendency?
Hi,
I'm trying to see RNA expression tendency of 'some genes' when 'A gene' increases.
I draw linear regression but I doubt that I'm doing right.
Is there any method?
Sorry for bad explanation.
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Why do you doubt you're doing it right?
This sounds like very basic correlation analysis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_coefficient