DESeq2_l2fc | R Documentation |
The 'use_geo_mean' parameter uses geometric means on all non-zero abundances for estimateSizeFactors instead of using the default log-tranformed geometric means.
DESeq2_l2fc( physeq, density_min, density_max, design, l2fc_threshold = 0.25, sparsity_threshold = 0.25, sparsity_apply = "all", size_factors = "geoMean" )
physeq |
Phyloseq object |
density_min |
Minimum buoyant density of the 'heavy' gradient fractions |
density_max |
Maximum buoyant density of the 'heavy' gradient fractions |
design |
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l2fc_threshold |
log2 fold change (l2fc) values must be significantly above this threshold in order to reject the hypothesis of equal counts. |
sparsity_threshold |
All OTUs observed in less than this portion (fraction: 0-1) of gradient fraction samples are pruned. A a form of indepedent filtering, The sparsity cutoff with the most rejected hypotheses is used. |
sparsity_apply |
Apply sparsity threshold to all gradient fraction samples ('all') or just heavy fraction samples ('heavy') |
size_factors |
Method of estimating size factors. 'geoMean' is from (Pepe-Ranney et. al., 2016) and removes all zero-abundances from the calculation. 'default' is the default for estimateSizeFactors. 'iterate' is an alternative when every OTU has a zero in >=1 sample. |
dataframe of HRSIP results
data(phylo.qSIP) df_l2fc = DESeq2_l2fc(phylo.qSIP, density_min=1.71, density_max=1.75, design=~Isotope)
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