Description Accessors Display Subset
Methods for handling peptideSet objects
nrow(x)
:The number of peptides in x.
ncol(x)
:The number of samples in x.
start(x)
:Get the starts of the peptides.
end(x)
:Get the ends of the peptides.
width(x)
:Get the widths of the peptides.
position(x)
:Get the coordinates of the central amino-acid of
each peptide, given by: round((start(x) + end(x))/2)
.
ranges(x)
:Returns a GRanges
object that contains
the annotations for the peptides.
ranges(x)<- value
Set annotations for the peptides.
values(x)
:Returns a SplitDataFrameList
. Accessor for the
values of the featureRange slot.
clade(x)
:If available, returns the clade information for each
peptide as a matrix
.
peptide(x)
:Get the sequence of the peptides.
peptide(x) <- value
Set the sequence of the peptides.
featureID(x)
:Get the ID of the peptides.
pepZscore(x)
:If available, returns a matrix
of the zScores
for each peptide.
pepZscore(x) <- value
Set the zScores for each peptide
show(object)
:Display a peptideSet object.
summary(object)
:Summarize a peptideSet object.
x[i, j]
:Subset x by peptides (i), or samples (j).
subset(x, subset, drop=FALSE)
:Subset x given an expression 'subset'.
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