Ask Bystro: Can We Catch Critical Typos in Published Manuscripts?
We asked Bystro to audit Ahmad (2022), a statistical paper on high-dimensional covariance proportionality. It found a wrong coefficient in a trace estimator and a missing factor of 2 in the null calibration, then reproduced the failure with spot simulations.
Read articleDetecting Parent-of-Origin Effects Without Family Data: Introducing POISE
Parent-of-origin effects shape growth, metabolism, and neurodevelopment, but detecting them at scale has required scarce family data. POISE, our new spectral method, recovers these effects from standard GWAS cohorts, outperforms existing tests, and identifies 134 novel loci in the UK Biobank.
Read articleDiscovering Interpretable Omic Networks with gPCR.
Standard SVAES can predict outcome, but not the true network behind it. A new method called gPCR does both, and could transform how scientists design experiments.
Read articlePssst! Your AI Research Assistant Might be Lying to You
Not all AI assistants are created equal, and the gap between the best and worst performers is larger than most professionals would expect
Read articleA Re-Discovery Experiment: Evaluation of bystro THiNK Accuracy
Key findings from the original manuscript can be replicated starting with a simple text query in layman's language
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