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Using the gene weights learned from the reference cohort, we apply the weightings to new samples to estimate their pathway activity.
1 | get_new_samp_score(gene_weights, expression_se, gene_ids, run_normalization = TRUE)
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gene_weights |
This is a data.frame containing gene ids and gene weights, output by get_gene_weights. The gene ids must be in the column ids of expression_matr. |
expression_se |
This is an SummarizedExperiment object of the reference samples. Rows are
genes and columns are samples. The colData component must contain columns
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gene_ids |
This is a vector of strings, where each element is a |
run_normalization |
Boolean value. If TRUE, the data will be log-transformed, centered and scaled. This is recommended since this is done to the reference set when learning the gene weights. |
A data.frame containing the sample id, sample score, and associated Y value if it was included in expression_se.
Natalie R. Davidson
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(tcga_expr_df)
# transform from data.frame to SummarizedExperiment
tcga_se <- SummarizedExperiment(t(tcga_expr_df[ , -(1:4)]),
colData=tcga_expr_df[ , 2:4])
colnames(tcga_se) <- tcga_expr_df$tcga_id
colData(tcga_se)$sample_id <- tcga_expr_df$tcga_id
# get the genes of interest, here hypoxia genes
hypoxia_gene_ids <- get_hypoxia_genes()
hypoxia_gene_ids <- intersect(hypoxia_gene_ids, rownames(tcga_se))
# label the samples for classification
colData(tcga_se)$Y <- ifelse(colData(tcga_se)$is_normal, 0, 1)
# now we can get the gene weightings
res <- get_gene_weights(tcga_se, hypoxia_gene_ids, unidirectional=TRUE)
gene_weights <- res[[1]]
sample_scores <- res[[2]]
# get the new data so we can apply our score to it
data(new_samp_df)
new_samp_se <- SummarizedExperiment(t(new_samp_df[ , -(1)]),
colData=new_samp_df[ , 1, drop=FALSE])
colnames(colData(new_samp_se)) <- "sample_id"
new_score_df_calculated <- get_new_samp_score(gene_weights, new_samp_se)
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