One-Sided Multidimensional Statistical Significance Testing: A New Method of Calculating the Statistical Significance of Spectra Used to Demonstrate Magnetic Nanoparticle Sensitivity.
One-Sided Multidimensional Statistical Significance Testing: A New Method of Calculating the Statistical Significance of Spectra Used to Demonstrate Magnetic Nanoparticle Sensitivity.
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单侧多维统计显着性测试:一种计算用于证明磁性纳米粒子敏感性的光谱统计显着性的新方法。
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10.1088/1361-6463/ac7012
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2022
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Demidenko,Eugene
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Weaver,JohnB;Weaver,ClaireV;Ness,DylanB;Gordon-Wylie,ScottW;Demidenko,Eugene
Estimating statistical significance of the difference between two spectra or series is a fundamental statistical problem. Multivariate significance tests exist but the limitations preclude their use in many common cases; eg one-sided testing, unequal variance and when few repetitions are acquired all of which are required in magnetic spectroscopy of nanoparticle Brownian motion (MSB). We introduce a test, termed the TS test, that is powerful and exact (exact type I error). It is flexible enough to be one-or two-sided and the one-sided version can specify arbitrary regions where each spectrum should be larger. The TS test takes the-one or two-sided p-value at each frequency and combines them using Stouffer's method. We evaluated it using simulated spectra and measured MSB spectra. For the single-sided version, mean of the spectrum, AT, was used as a reference; the TS test is as powerful when the variance at each frequency is uniform and outperforms when the noise power is not uniform. For the two-sided version, the Hotelling T2 two-sided multivariate test was used as a reference; the two-sided TS test is only slightly less powerful for large numbers of repetitions and outperforms rather dramatically for small numbers of repetitions. The TS test was used to estimate the sensitivity of our current MSB spectrometer showing 1 ng sensitivity. Using eight repetitions the TS test allowed 15 pM concentrations of mouse IL-6 to be identified while the mean of the spectra only identified 76 pM.