Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Compute quasi-likelihood F-test using edgeR package. For more 
information see glmQLFit and glmQLFTest functions 
in edgeR package.
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| x | Object of type  | 
| design | Design matrix. | 
| silent | Whether run silently, i.e. without printing the top differential expression tags. The default is TRUE. | 
| disp | The method of estimating the dispersion in the data. Available options are: "common", "trended", "tagwiseInitCommon" and "tagwiseInitTrended". It is also possible to assign a number. | 
| coef | Integer or character vector indicating which coefficients of the linear model 
are to be tested equal to zero. See  | 
| contrast | Numeric vector or matrix specifying contrasts of the linear model coefficients 
to be tested equal to zero. See  | 
| poisson.bound | Logical value, if TRUE (i.e. default) the pvalue would be higher than when obtained fom likelihood ratio test while Negative Binomial dispersion is zero. | 
| ... | Other parameter settings for the  | 
All values produced by glmQLFTest plus the following :
| dispersionType | The name of the type of dispersion used. | 
| dispersion | The estimated dispersion values. | 
Ali Oghabian
exactTestInterest, glmInterest, 
treatInterest
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | #Test retention differentiation across the 3 types of sampels
group <- getAnnotation(mdsChr22Obj)[,"type"]
qlfRes<- qlfInterest(x=mdsChr22Obj, 
	design=model.matrix(~group), silent=TRUE, 
	disp="tagwiseInitTrended", coef=2:3, contrast=NULL)
qlfRes
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