Description Slots Author(s) See Also Examples
A sequence file read in with readSeqFile is summarized by a C
call. This is a base class with slots common to both
FASTQSummary and FASTASummary. This is
not usually instantiated directly.
Note that many accessor functions transform data in the slots into data frames. The data in the slots is mostly untransformed and less easy to work with directly, so using the accessor functions is recommended.
filenamethe filename processed by readSeqFile.
base.freqsa data frame of base frequencies by position. Each column is a nucleotide (there is a column for position too), and each row contains the count frequencies of bases for that position.
seq.lengthsa numeric vector of the number of sequences of a particular length (the length is the position in the vector).
hasha numeric vector of the count frequencies of sequences (the sequences are in the name attribute).
hash.propa numeric value indicating the proportion of sequences that were sampled for hashing.
kmera data frame of k-mer frequency by position.
kan integer indicating the length of k-mers hashed.
hasheda logical indicating whether the sequences were
hashed in readSeqFile.
kmers.hasheda logical indicating whether the k-mers were
hashed in readSeqFile.
Vince Buffalo <vsbuffalo@ucdavis.edu>
FASTQSummary and
FASTASummary are the classes that
inherit from SequenceSummary.
readSeqFile is the function that takes a FASTQ or FASTA
file and returns a FASTQSummary object or FASTASummary
object.
1 | showClass("SequenceSummary")
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