I understand that a high prediction accuracy reveals some connection between the variables and that it can be used to identify the most strongly associated omics variables.

Still, it feels so backward to me. I don't need to do a bunch of omics to figure out how old I am. 🫠 2/2

My sister was involved in a similar study in ecology. Even with a relatively simple dataset and guided by a research question, results were all over the place and did not correlate with reviewer assessment. I don't have high hopes for exploratory omics studies...

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

As an update, I think the account has now been wiped, but there is plenty of evidence of previous posts online.

Obviously, that doesn't matter. Considering Musks previous meddling with German politics and the fact this happened on the day of the German election, it is clear this was no accident.

Nice recipe! What type of tequila are you using?

This guy is a xenophobic right-wing lunatic, unfortunately. There are plenty of other reasons to be proud though! :)

I remember thinking about which protein name has the longest fully expanded name. The longest I came up with then was TBK1, equaling:

Tumor necrosis factor receptor-associated factor family member-associated nuclear factor kappa-light-chain-enhancer of activated B cells activator-binding kinase 1

Very cool study! I'm looking forward to seeing results for other pathogens, as you hint at below.

Have you only tried this with adult mice so far? I would be interested to see how this phenomenon relates to age.