Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
A cost computation function for Neighborhood algorithm
1 2 | neighborhood_sortingcost(expr = NULL, sigma_width = 1,
method = c("Euclidean", "Correlation", "eJaccard", "none"))
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expr |
An expresssion matrix containing n-rows of cells and m-cols of genes. |
sigma_width |
An integer number determining the degree of spread of the gaussian distribution which is used for computing weight matrix for Neighborhood sorting method. |
method |
A character string indicating the distance function. |
A numeric value of sorting cost.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | set.seed(15)
da <- iris[sample(150, 150, replace = FALSE), ]
d <- da[,1:4]
randomOrdering_cost <- neighborhood_sortingcost(d, method= 'Euclidean')
randomOrdering_cost
da <- iris
d <- da[,1:4]
properOrdering_cost <- neighborhood_sortingcost(d, method= 'Euclidean')
properOrdering_cost
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