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If you add "batch" as factor you can nicely see how much variance is accounted for by batch effects. So far I have not only used the variancePartition package to check if batch effects have been removed after normalization (as suggested in #18), but also looked at the amount of variation that is explained by biological factors.
https://bioconductor.org/packages/variancePartition
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