Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
For both uwmwRes and uwmwEstimate objects, you can use the square bracket operators to extract information much like you would do for a matrix.
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x |
a |
i |
numeric or character vector |
j |
optional numeric or character vector |
drop |
logical value. If set to FALSE and the result of the extraction is a single row or column, dimensions are dropped. Defaults to |
The features can be extracted using the row index, and the estimates as
mostly a matrix, unless drop=TRUE
and a single row or column is selected. Then a vector.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 | # With an uwmwRes object
data(NBmat)
NBtest <- uWMW(NBmat,NBgroups)
# These two lines are the same
NBtest["hsa-mir-1"]
NBtest["hsa-mir-1", ]
# These two not
str(NBtest["hsa-mir-1",,drop=FALSE])
str(NBtest["hsa-mir-1",])
# These two give the same data, but in a different way:
se(NBtest) # unnamed
NBtest[,"se"] #
# With an uwmwEstimate object
NBodds <- getEstimate(NBtest,"odds")
gnames <- grep("let",names(NBodds),value=TRUE)
NBodds[gnames]
NBodds[gnames,c("ll","ul")]
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