zimData: Simulated data for testing the baySeq package methods
In baySeq: Empirical Bayesian analysis of patterns of differential expression in count data
Description
Usage
Format
Source
Description
This data set is a matrix (‘zimData’) of zero-inflated
simulated counts from a simple pairwise expression analysis. It is
simulated according to a negative binomial distribution with varying
parameters for each row, and with zero-inflation applied to each
row. The first hundred rows of the data are truly differentially
expressed, the remainder have no differential expression.
Usage
1
Format
A matrix of which each of the ten columns represents a sample,
and each row some discrete data (acquired by sequencing).
Source
Simulation.
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
This data set is a matrix (‘zimData’) of zero-inflated simulated counts from a simple pairwise expression analysis. It is simulated according to a negative binomial distribution with varying parameters for each row, and with zero-inflation applied to each row. The first hundred rows of the data are truly differentially expressed, the remainder have no differential expression.
Usage
1 |
Format
A matrix of which each of the ten columns represents a sample, and each row some discrete data (acquired by sequencing).
Source
Simulation.
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