View source: R/module_enrich.R
Module_Enrich | R Documentation |
Enrichment analysis of a sets of proteins in all modules. The function offered two enrichment methods:ORA and FCS.
Module_Enrich(module, classifiedID, enrichtype = "FCS", coln = "new.ID", datainf = NULL, p.adj.method = "BH")
module |
module information which is getted in |
classifiedID |
a sets of protein IDs which is ordered by change value/ p value and so on. |
enrichtype |
enrichment method.
This must be (an abbreviation of) one of the strings " |
coln |
column name of module contains protein IDs. it could be matched with " |
datainf |
proteomic data protein ID information.
The default value is " |
p.adj.method |
p adjust methods of multiple comparisons.
it can seen in |
a list contains classifiedID enrichment information.
Counts |
the counts of classifiedID in module. |
module.size |
the number of module ID |
module.name |
module name |
precent |
counts divided module.size |
p |
enrichment p value in each module |
p.adj |
enrichment p.adj value in each module |
Z.score |
Z score is -log2 P value. |
Kefu Liu
data(net) data(imputedData) data <- imputedData logD <- data$log2_value rownames(logD) <- data$inf$ori.ID group <- gsub("[0-9]+","", colnames(logD)) Module <- Module_inf(net, data$inf) up <- changedID(logD, group, vs.set2 = "ad",vs.set1 = "ctl", rank = "foldchange",anova = FALSE, Padj = "none",cutoff = 1, datatype = "log2",fctype = "up") FCSenrich <- Module_Enrich(Module, up, coln="ori.ID")
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