frma: Frozen Robust Multi-Array Analysis

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Description

This function preprocesses an AffyBatch, ExonFeatureSet, or GeneFeatureSet object using the fRMA method.

Usage

frma(object, background="rma", normalize="quantile",
    summarize="robust_weighted_average", target="probeset",
    input.vecs=NULL, output.param=NULL, verbose=FALSE) 

Arguments

object	an AffyBatch, ExonFeatureSet, or GeneFeatureSet
background	type of background correction to perform: either "none" or "rma".
normalize	type of normalization to perform: either "none" or "quantile".
summarize	type of summarization to perform: one of "median\_polish", "average", "median", "weighted\_average", "robust\_weighted\_average", "random\_effect".
target	summarization level for exon and gene arrays. Must be one of: probeset, core, full (exon only), extended (exon only).
input.vecs	a list of vectors to be used in preprocessing. If NULL, the correct package with pre-made vectors is loaded if it has been installed. These packages are of the form: <platform>frmavecs.
output.param	a vector of output elements to return. By default only the expression values and standard errors (if applicable) are returned. Additional options are: "residuals", "weights", "random_effects"
verbose	logical value. If TRUE then some messages are displayed while the function runs.

Value

The function returns an ExpressionSet if output.param=NULL or an frmaExpressionSet otherwise.

Author(s)

Matthew N. McCall

Examples

  library(frmaExampleData)
  data(AffyBatchExample)
  object <- frma(AffyBatchExample)

frma documentation built on Nov. 8, 2020, 5:26 p.m.