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Statistical genetics & statistical genomics: Where biology, epistemology, statistics, and computation collide

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  • Allison, David B.
  • Visscher, Peter M.
  • Rosa, Guilherme J.M.
  • Amos, Christopher I.

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  • Allison, David B. & Visscher, Peter M. & Rosa, Guilherme J.M. & Amos, Christopher I., 2009. "Statistical genetics & statistical genomics: Where biology, epistemology, statistics, and computation collide," Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 53(5), pages 1531-1534, March.
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