Combining two or more Biclust
objects into one object. These
objects must be of same dimension, namely have same numbers of
features and samples, although the numbers of biclusters do not have
to be the same (and usually are not).
signature(x = "Biclust", y = "Biclust")
Method for any Biclust objects
signature(x = "QUBICBiclusterSet", y =
"QUBICBiclusterSet")
Method for QUBICBiclusterSet
only. Besides combining biclusters, they will also combine parameters
and information stored in each QUBICBiclusterSet
into the
returning object.
signature(x = "list", y =
"missing")
Method for a list of Biclust
or
QUBICBiclusterSet
objects.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 | data(sample.ExpressionSet, package="Biobase")
re1.discret <- quantileDiscretize(sample.ExpressionSet, rank=1L)
re1.sel.seeds <- generateSeeds(re1.discret, minColWidth=2L)
re1.blocks <- quBicluster(re1.sel.seeds,
re1.discret,
report.no=50L,
filter.proportion=0.1)
re2.discret <- quantileDiscretize(sample.ExpressionSet, rank=2L)
re2.sel.seeds <- generateSeeds(re2.discret, minColWidth=2L)
re2.blocks <- quBicluster(re2.sel.seeds,
re2.discret,
report.no=50L,
filter.proportion=0.1)
re3.discret <- quantileDiscretize(sample.ExpressionSet, rank=3L)
re3.sel.seeds <- generateSeeds(re3.discret, minColWidth=2L)
re3.blocks <- quBicluster(re2.sel.seeds,
re2.discret,
report.no=50L,
filter.proportion=0.1)
re12.blocks <- combineBiclusts(re1.blocks, re2.blocks)
re123.blocks <- combineBiclusts(re1.blocks, re2.blocks, re3.blocks)
re123.list.blocks <- combineBiclusts(list(re1.blocks, re2.blocks,
re3.blocks))
stopifnot(identical(re123.blocks, re123.list.blocks))
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