How to calculate effect size between two gene sets?
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How s,dist has been calculated?
Since you have euclidean among your keywords, I suspect the answer is the euclidean distance between the two samples:
sqrt((-0.05460)^2 + (-0.47000)^2)
0.4731608
perhaps the discrepancy with your 0.4730 is due to some rounding error in reporting.
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