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Détection de ruptures dans un cadre non paramétrique pour l'analyse de matrices Hi-C de grandes tailles

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Figure 1: Computational times in seconds for the dynamic programming algorithm described in Section 3 as a function of n for di ff erent values of L max .
Figure 2: Power curves for the two-sample homogeneity test as a function of µ for di ff erent values of n, n 1 = b0.1nc (left) and n 1 = b0.5nc (right).
Figure 3: Examples of 400 × 400 matrices X. Top: Block Diagonal configuration. Bottom: Chessboard configuration
Figure 5: Boxplots of the distances D for MuChPoint and ecp in the Chessboard configuration
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