Description Objects from the Class Slots Extends Methods Author(s) See Also Examples
Container to store data imported from a project of Roche's Amplicon Variant Analyzer Software. It stores all information into an extended version of the Biobase ExpressionSet.
Objects can be created by calls of the form AVASet(dirname, avaBin)
.
dirname is a character giving the proejct directory and avaBin is a
character giving the path to the AVA software installation (i.e. the
directory containing the doAmplicon binary). The constructor will
start the AVA software command line and import all necessary data.
If the AVA software is not installed on the same machine that runs
R, all data must be exported manually using the AVA Command
Line Interface (AVA-CLI). After having exported all text files, the constructor
AVASet(dirname, avaBin, file_sample, file_amp, file_reference, file_variant, file_variantHits)
can be used to import them. See the example below.
Finally, old project folders generated by AVA software < 2.6 can be
imported using AVASet(dirname)
. Where dirname is the path
to the project folder (i.e. a directory that contains the files
and subdirectories "Amplicons/ProjectDef/ampliconsProject.txt",
"Amplicons/Results/Variants/currentVariantDefs.txt",
"Amplicons/Results/Variants", "Amplicons/Results/Align").
assayData
:Object of class AssayData
. Contains the number of reads and the total read depth for every variant and each
sample in forward and reverse direction. Its column number equals nrow(phenoData)
.
featureData
:Object of class AnnotatedDataFrame
. Contains information about the type, position and reference of each
variant.
phenoData
:Object of class AnnotatedDataFrame
. Contains the sample-IDs and name, annotation and group of the read data
for all samples. If available, the lane, pico titer plate(s) (PTP) or MID(s) of each sample are shown as well.
assayDataAmp
:Object of class AssayData
. Contains the number of reads for every amplicon and each sample in forward/reverse
direction. Its column number equals nrow(featureDataAmp)
.
featureDataAmp
:Object of class AnnotatedDataFrame
. Contains the primer sequences, reference sequences and the coordinates
of the target regions for every amplicon.
referenceSequences
:Object of class
AlignedRead
. If additional alignment information were computed via
alignShortReads
, this slot knows about the chromosome, position and the strand of each reference sequence.
variantFilterPerc
:Object of class numeric
. Contains a threshold to display only those variants, whose
coverage (in percent) in forward and reverse direction in at least one sample is higher than this filter value. See
setVariantFilter
for details about setting this value.
variantFilter
:Object of class character
. Contains a vector of variant names whose
coverage (in percent) in forward and reverse direction in at least one sample is higher than the filter value in
variantFilterPerc
.
dirs
:Object of class character
. Based on a directory given at instantiation of the object, it contains a vector of several
directories containing all relevant AVA-project files.
experimentData
:Object of class MIAME
. Contains details of the experiment.
annotation
:Object of class character
. Label associated with the annotation package used in the experiment.
protocolData
:Object of class annotatedDataFrame
. Contains additional information about the samples.
.__classVersion__
:Object of class Versions
. Remembers the R and R453Toolbox version numbers used to created the
AVASet instance.
Class eSet
, directly.
Class VersionedBiobase
, by class "eSet", distance 2.
Class Versioned
, by class "eSet", distance 3.
Allows subsetting an AVASet object by features (i) and samples (j).
Similar to assayData
of the Biobase ExpressionSet, this function
returns/replaces the amplicon assay data.
Similar to fData
of the Biobase ExpressionSet, this function returns the amplicon feature data
as a data frame.
Similar to featureData
of the Biobase ExpressionSet, this function
returns/replaces the amplicon feature data and feature meta.
Returns/replaces the reference sequence slot.
Retrieve the chromosomal positions of the amplicon sequences.
Sets the filter to display only those variants, whose coverage (in percent) in forward and reverse direction in at least one sample is higher than the given value.
Computes the coverage for every variant over all reads (forward and/or reverse) and for each sample.
Annotates given genomic variants. See annotateVariants
for details.
Exports all (filtered) variant data into a html report. See htmlReport
for details
Christoph Bartenhagen
MapperSet-class
,
annotateVariants
,
alignShortReads
,
htmlReport
,
setVariantFilter
,
getVariantPercentages
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showClass("AVASet")
# load an AVA dataset containing 6 samples, 4 amplicons and 259 variants
data(avaSetExample)
avaSetExample
# show contents of assay, feature and pheno data
head(assayData(avaSetExample)$variantForwCount)
head(assayData(avaSetExample)$totalForwCount)
head(assayData(avaSetExample)$variantRevCount)
head(assayData(avaSetExample)$totalRevCount)
head(fData(avaSetExample))
pData(avaSetExample)
assayDataAmp(avaSetExample)
fDataAmp(avaSetExample)
referenceSequences(avaSetExample)
# Use these commands to export a project from within the AVA-CLI (doAmplicon):
# > list sample -outputFile sample.csv
# > list amplicon -outputFile amp.csv
# > list reference -outputFile reference.csv
# > list variant -outputFile variant.csv
# > report variantHits -outputFile variantHits.csv
# Load an AVA dataset containing 6 samples, 4 amplicons and 222 variants
# by specifying five files, that were exported with the AVA-CLI:
projectDir = system.file("extdata", "AVASet_doAmplicon", package="R453Plus1Toolbox")
avaSetExample = AVASet(dirname=projectDir, file_sample="sample.csv", file_amp="amp.csv", file_reference="reference.csv", file_variant="variant.csv", file_variantHits="variantHits.csv")
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