noa: noa
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
See Also
Examples
Description
Retrieve the value of the specified node attribute for every node in the
graph.
Usage
1
noa(graph, node.attribute.name)
Arguments
graph
typically, a bioc graphNEL)
node.attribute.name
a character string
Value
A list, the contents of which are the attribute values, the names of
which are the names of the nodes.
Author(s)
Paul Shannon
See Also
noa.names
Examples
1
2
3
4
g <- makeSimpleGraph ()
noa (g, 'type')
# A.A B.B C.C
# "kinase" "transcription factor" "glycoprotein"
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
Retrieve the value of the specified node attribute for every node in the graph.
Usage
1 | noa(graph, node.attribute.name)
|
Arguments
graph |
typically, a bioc graphNEL) |
node.attribute.name |
a character string |
Value
A list, the contents of which are the attribute values, the names of which are the names of the nodes.
Author(s)
Paul Shannon
See Also
noa.names
Examples
1 2 3 4 | g <- makeSimpleGraph ()
noa (g, 'type')
# A.A B.B C.C
# "kinase" "transcription factor" "glycoprotein"
|
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