kristensen_gaussians: Fitted Gaussian mixture models for the 'kristensen' dataset
In PrInCE: Predicting Interactomes from Co-Elution
Description
Usage
Format
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Description
The kristensen dataset consists of protein
co-migration profiles derived from size exclusion chromatography (SEC) of
unstimulated HeLa cell lysates.
The kristensen_gaussians object contains Gaussian mixture models fit by
the function build_gaussians; this is bundled with the
R package in order to expedite the demonstration code, as the process of
Gaussian fitting is one of the more time-consuming aspects of the package.
Usage
1
Format
a named list with 1117 entries; names are proteins, and list items
conain information about fitted Gaussians in the format that PrInCE expects
Details
As with the kristensen dataset, the code used to
generate this data object is provided in the data-raw directory of the
package source.
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Description Usage Format Details
Description
The kristensen dataset consists of protein
co-migration profiles derived from size exclusion chromatography (SEC) of
unstimulated HeLa cell lysates.
The kristensen_gaussians object contains Gaussian mixture models fit by
the function build_gaussians; this is bundled with the
R package in order to expedite the demonstration code, as the process of
Gaussian fitting is one of the more time-consuming aspects of the package.
Usage
1 |
Format
a named list with 1117 entries; names are proteins, and list items conain information about fitted Gaussians in the format that PrInCE expects
Details
As with the kristensen dataset, the code used to
generate this data object is provided in the data-raw directory of the
package source.
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