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Add NB-GLMM to master branch. #295
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deleting all glmm files
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added glmm.R
Merge all Milo-GLMM code into `alice` branch prior to devel.
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Introduce Milo NB-GLMM to devel in preparation for manuscript submission.
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This major update to Milo (2.0) introduces a mixed effect model. This can be used to model dependence between observations, including genetic relationships. Therefore, Milo can now be used to identify cell state quantitative trait loci (csQTL). More details are included in https://github.com/MorganResearchLab/Milo2.0Analysis_2023