filter_is_names: Shortens the rownames of a readout matrix to the shortest...
In MultIS: Reconstruction of Clones from Integration Site Readouts and Visualization
Description
Usage
Arguments
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View source: R/filter_functions.R
Description
Shortens the rownames of a readout matrix to the shortest distinct prefix
Usage
1
filter_is_names(dat, by = "[_():]|[^_():]*")
Arguments
dat
The readout matrix for which the names should be filtered.
by
The regexp used to split the names.
Value
A matrix with the names filtered to the shortest unique prefix.
See Also
filter.names
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
View source: R/filter_functions.R
Description
Shortens the rownames of a readout matrix to the shortest distinct prefix
Usage
1 | filter_is_names(dat, by = "[_():]|[^_():]*")
|
Arguments
dat |
The readout matrix for which the names should be filtered. |
by |
The regexp used to split the names. |
Value
A matrix with the names filtered to the shortest unique prefix.
See Also
filter.names
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