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This function prints summary table for an OpenStatsFE object
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x |
an instance of OpenStatsFE result from OpenStatsAnalysis(method = 'FE') function |
format |
See format argument from the knitr::kable function |
... |
Other parameters that can be passed to knitr::kable function |
The output consists of the following statistics:
- Applied model
- Checked/optimised model
- Treatment group
- Control group
- If possible, whether sexual dimorphism is detected from the analysis
- Genotype effect p-value
- Genotype effect p-value for females
- Genotype effect p-value for males
- If LifeStage existed in the data, LifeStage p-value
- Genotype effect for early adults
- Genotype effect for late adults
- If Sex existed in the data, Sex p-value
- If bodyweight existed in the data, bodyweight p-value
Hamed Haseli Mashhadi <hamedhm@ebi.ac.uk>
OpenStatsAnalysis
, print.OpenStatsMM
, print.OpenStatsRR
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# Data preparation
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#################
# Categorical data - Creating OpenStatsList object
#################
fileCat <- system.file("extdata", "test_categorical.csv", package = "OpenStats")
test_Cat <- OpenStatsList(
dataset = read.csv(fileCat, na.strings = "-"),
testGenotype = "Aff3/Aff3",
refGenotype = "+/+",
dataset.colname.genotype = "Genotype",
dataset.colname.batch = "Assay.Date",
dataset.colname.lifestage = NULL,
dataset.colname.weight = "Weight",
dataset.colname.sex = "Sex"
)
#################
# Fisher's exact test framework
#################
FE_result <- OpenStatsAnalysis(
OpenStatsList = test_Cat,
method = "FE",
FE_formula = Thoracic.Processes ~ Genotype + Sex
)
print(FE_result)
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