Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also
A function to match FISH distances and Hi-C frequencies based on matching probe/bin coordinates.
1 | prepareData(fish, fishCoord, hic, hicCoord)
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fish |
A N*N matrix giving the pairwise FISH distances between the probes defined by fishCoord. Off-diagonal zero values stand for missing distances. |
fishCoord |
The genomic coordinates of the N FISH probes. A data frame with the following columns: chr (chromosome name), start (start position), end (end position). Additional columns are permitted but will not be used. Note that chromosome names should match between hicCoord and fishCoord. |
hic |
A M*M matrix giving the pairwise Hi-C contact frequencies between the genomic bins defined by hicCoord. Off-diagonal zero values stand for missing frequencies. |
hicCoord |
The genomic coordinates of the M Hi-C bins. A data frame with the following mandatory columns: chr (chromosome name), start (start position), end (end position). Additional columns are permitted but will not be used. Note that chromosome names should match between hicCoord and fishCoord. |
This function calls findMatchingIndices
in order to find matching Hi-C bins for FISH probes.
When several FISH probes are mapped to the same bin i, the FISH distances for this bin with another bin j are not unique. In these cases the minimal non-zero FISH distance between i and j is taken as representative, in order to generate a unique match and since Hi-C is likely to be biased towards shorter distances.
A data frame of matching FISH distances and Hi-C frequencies, sorted in increasing order by distance value. First column is named distances, giving the FISH distances values. Second column is named frequencies, giving the matching Hi-C frequencies values.
Yoli Shavit
Y. Shavit, F.K. Hamey, P. Lio', FisHiCal: an R package for iterative FISH-based calibration of Hi-C data, 2014 (submitted).
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