Difference between linear and log2 CNA values
Hi,
Simply what the title is asking. Cbioportal allows for either Log2 cna values or linear cna values. Is this simply how the values were normalized? Is there a way to differentiate between the two value types by seeing the numbers?
Thanks!
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