Fix DNAmTL intercept sign#205
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Hey @sarudak, quick fix here - the DNAmTL intercept had a wrong sign, was negative instead of positive. Matches the Lu et al. paper now. Tests all pass, good to merge when you get a chance. |
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The DNAmTL intercept was stored as -7.924780053 but should be +7.924780053 per the original Lu et al. manuscript. This was producing negative telomere length estimates. Updated the coefficient and regenerated expected test outputs.
Closes #204