Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/ClusterGeneList.r
'ClusterGeneList' produces a list of both significant and nonsignificant genes from each respective cluster type
1 | ClusterGeneList(clus, clustlist.sig, x.data)
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clus |
'clusters' object returned by 'GetClusters' |
clustlist.sig |
'SignificantClusters' object returned by 'ClusterList' |
x.data |
original (p x n) numeric data matrix (e.g., gene-expression data) |
A list with components:
SignificantClusterGenes |
significant cluster genes returned from 'ClusterList' |
NonSignificantClusterGenes |
nonsignificant cluster genes returned from 'ClusterList' |
argument 'x.data' should have an ID gene variable, 'probes', attached as a 'dimnames' attribute
Brian Steinmeyer
'GetClusters' 'ClusterList'
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | # simulate a p x n microarray expression dataset, where p = genes and n = samples
data.sep <- rbind(matrix(rnorm(1000), ncol=50), matrix(rnorm(1000, mean=5), ncol=50))
noise <- matrix(runif(40000), ncol=1000)
data <- t(cbind(data.sep, noise))
data <- data[1:200, ]
# data has p = 1,050 genes and n = 40 samples
clusters.result <- GetClusters(data, 100, 100)
dist.matrices <- DistMatrices(data, clusters.result$clusters)
mantel.corrs <- MantelCorrs(dist.matrices$Dfull, dist.matrices$Dsubsets)
permutation.result <- PermutationTest(dist.matrices$Dfull, dist.matrices$Dsubsets, 100, 40, 0.05)
# generate both significant and non-significant gene clusters
cluster.list <- ClusterList(permutation.result, clusters.result$cluster.sizes, mantel.corrs)
# significant and non-significant cluster genes (expression values)
cluster.genes <- ClusterGeneList(clusters.result$clusters, cluster.list$SignificantClusters, data)
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