Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
launch RSA sorting method
1 | launch_RSA(df, LB=-100, UB=100, reverse=FALSE, strScoreCol="", strGeneCol="Gene_ID", keepAllRSAReturnFields=FALSE)
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df |
data frame containing the results of the siRNA experiment. |
LB |
RSA lower bound (look KONIG paper). (number) |
UB |
RSA upper bound (look KONIG paper). (number) |
reverse |
whether to sort in ascending or descending order. (boolean) |
strScoreCol |
name of the column that contains the score of the screen (character vector) |
strGeneCol |
name of the column that contains the names of the genes in the screen (character vector) |
keepAllRSAReturnFields |
specify whether you want to keep all RSA columns in the output file. (boolean) |
screen data frame with RSA sorting columns added.
Andrea Franceschini
A probability-based approach for the analysis of large-scale RNAi screens. Renate Konig et al. Nature Methods 2007
1 2 3 4 5 6 | data(uuk_screen)
#extract the first 1000 lines in order to speed up the example
screen = uuk_screen[1:1000,]
screen_ranked <- launch_RSA(screen, strGeneCol="GeneID", strScoreCol="score")
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