new recipe illustrating power analysis (possibly with microbiome data)

[gregcaporaso]

Depends on skbio's #636.

[jwdebelius]

I'd like to work on something like this.

Could this also document how to use statsmodels.stats.power to extrapolate the curves, since I consider that a really important functionality but couldn't incorporate it in skbio because of the dependency?

[gregcaporaso]

That sounds really cool, I'd love to see that. Can I sign you up for
writing one of these sometime within the next 10 weeks for the recipe of
the week series
http://microbe.net/2014/09/23/announcing-the-scikit-bio-cookbook-recipe-of-the-week-series/?
The only catch is that this code would need to make it into an skbio
release first, so would likely need to be late in the series.

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I'd like to work on something like this.

Could this also document how to use statsmodels.stats.power to extrapolate
the curves, since I consider that a really important functionality but
couldn't incorporate it in skbio because of the dependency?

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[jwdebelius]

Yes. I'd be happy to do it. Are there a set of datasets people are already working with as examples?

[rob-knight]

antonio should have for evident

On Sep 24, 2014, at 1:08 PM, J W Debelius <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

Yes. I'd be happy to do it. Are there a set of datasets people are already working with as examples?

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[antgonza]

Yup, here: https://github.com/biocore/Evident/tree/master/data, let me know
if you have any questions.