ANOVA for eliminating genes with low variance for scRNASeq data
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I am reading a paper in which the authors have done ANOVA test to eliminate genes with low variance across cell types for scRNASeq data? Is this correct to do? Isn't the normal process to normalize and use a dimensionality reduction algorithm such as PCA?
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