Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples
computeDrStat
Computes gene-to-phenotype associations scores,
using as input the output from convertToDr
.
1 |
data |
a list of data.frames containing genomic
measurements. Each element of |
columns |
a data.frame indicating patients' phenotypic class |
method |
character, the number of genomic platforms |
integrate |
logical, wheter to integrate the gene-to-phenotype scores across platform or return separates scores for each platform |
This function allows computing gene-to-phenotype association scores,
using as input the gene-centered list produced by computeDr
.
The computeDrStat
function works separately on each
gene-centered data.frame created by the convertToDr
function,
assuming that the phenotype information is stored in the last column
named "response"
. It is possible computing both separate
association scores for each platform, as well as an integrated score,
as specified by the integrate
arguments.
There are currently three methods available for obtaining the scores
(see Tyekucheva et al, manuscript under review),
as specified by the methods
argument:
"dev"
: this approach computes the score as the difference of deviances;
"aic"
: this approach computes the score as the Akaike
information criterion for model selection;
"bic"
: this approach computes the score as the penalized likelihood ratio;
A list of named vectors containing separate or integrared gene-to-phenotype association scores.
Luigi Marchionni marchion@jhu.edu
Svitlana Tyekucheva, Luigi Marchionni, Rachel Karchin, and Giovanni Parmigiani. "Integrating diverse genomic data using gene sets." Manuscript submitted.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | ###load data
data(exampleData)
###convert
dataDr <- convertToDr(dat, pheno, 4)
###compute the integrated score
bicStatIntegrated <- computeDrStat(dataDr, columns = c(1:4), method="bic", integrate = TRUE)
###compute separate scores for each genomic platform
bicStatSeparate <- computeDrStat(dataDr, columns = c(1:4), method="bic", integrate = FALSE)
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