get_random_combinations: Get a large set of compatible combinations.
In DNABarcodeCompatibility: A Tool for Optimizing Combinations of DNA Barcodes Used in Multiplexed Experiments on Next Generation Sequencing Platforms
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View source: R/get_random_combinations.R
Description
Finds a randomly generated set of at most 1000 combinations
of compatible barcodes.
Usage
1
get_random_combinations(index_df, mplex_level, platform)
Arguments
index_df
A dataframe containing barcodes identifiers, corresponding
DNA sequences along with GC content and presence of homopolymers.
mplex_level
The number at which the barcodes will be multiplexed.
Illumina recommends to not multiplex more than 96 libraries.
platform
An integer representing the number of channels (1, 2, 4)
of the desired Illumina platform: 1 for iSeq; 2 for NextSeq, NovaSeq,
MiniSeq; 4 for HiSeq and MiSeq. 0 represents any other platform than
Illumina.
Details
This function is suited if the total number of possible combinations is too
high for an exhaustive search to be possible in a reasonable amount of time.
Value
A matrix containing the identifiers of compatible barcode combinations.
See Also
Examples
1
get_random_combinations(DNABarcodeCompatibility::IlluminaIndexes, 3, 4)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/get_random_combinations.R
Description
Finds a randomly generated set of at most 1000 combinations of compatible barcodes.
Usage
1 | get_random_combinations(index_df, mplex_level, platform)
|
Arguments
index_df |
A dataframe containing barcodes identifiers, corresponding DNA sequences along with GC content and presence of homopolymers. |
mplex_level |
The number at which the barcodes will be multiplexed. Illumina recommends to not multiplex more than 96 libraries. |
platform |
An integer representing the number of channels (1, 2, 4) of the desired Illumina platform: 1 for iSeq; 2 for NextSeq, NovaSeq, MiniSeq; 4 for HiSeq and MiSeq. 0 represents any other platform than Illumina. |
Details
This function is suited if the total number of possible combinations is too high for an exhaustive search to be possible in a reasonable amount of time.
Value
A matrix containing the identifiers of compatible barcode combinations.
See Also
Examples
1 | get_random_combinations(DNABarcodeCompatibility::IlluminaIndexes, 3, 4)
|
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