tile_by_windows: Group cytosine / CpG level data into regions based on genomic...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/tile_by_windows.R
Description
An optional function to aggregate cytosine / CpG level data into regions based on a tiling of the genome by win_size.
Usage
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tile_by_windows(bs, win_size = 200)
Arguments
bs
a BSseq object.
win_size
an integer indicating the size of the tiles. Default is 200bp.
Value
A BSseq object with loci consisting of a tiling of the genome by win_size bp tiles. Coverage and methylation read count matrices are aggregated by the sums of the cytosines / CpGs in the regions per sample.
Examples
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data(bsseq_stranded, package = 'methylSig')
tiled = tile_by_windows(bs = bsseq_stranded, win_size = 50)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/tile_by_windows.R
Description
An optional function to aggregate cytosine / CpG level data into regions based on a tiling of the genome by win_size.
Usage
1 | tile_by_windows(bs, win_size = 200)
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Arguments
bs |
a |
win_size |
an |
Value
A BSseq object with loci consisting of a tiling of the genome by win_size bp tiles. Coverage and methylation read count matrices are aggregated by the sums of the cytosines / CpGs in the regions per sample.
Examples
1 2 3 | data(bsseq_stranded, package = 'methylSig')
tiled = tile_by_windows(bs = bsseq_stranded, win_size = 50)
|
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