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    • Sparse regression methods like SLOPE are effective for identifying significant predictors when parameters exceed observations.
    • Standard SLOPE requires low correlation between predictors, limiting its application in genomic data with inherent group structures.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To extend the SLOPE method to handle group structures in predictor variables, addressing limitations in genomic data analysis.
    • To develop a method that controls the group-wise false discovery rate (gFDR) for correlated predictors.

    Main Methods:

    • Introduced Group SLOPE, an extension of SLOPE incorporating group structures, inspired by Group LASSO.
    • Developed theoretical results for gFDR control in orthogonal group settings.
    • Proposed two Monte Carlo-based heuristics for gFDR control in non-orthogonal settings.

    Main Results:

    • Group SLOPE theoretically controls gFDR for orthogonal predictor groups.
    • Simulations using real SNP data demonstrated gFDR control with the proposed heuristics for non-orthogonal groups.
    • Application to Framingham Heart Study data identified known and novel DNA regions associated with bone health.

    Conclusions:

    • Group SLOPE is a robust method for sparse regression in genomic data with inherent group structures.
    • The proposed heuristics enable effective gFDR control in realistic, non-orthogonal settings.
    • Group SLOPE and its implementation (grpSLOPEMC R package) offer a valuable tool for genetic association studies.