| matchLabels | R Documentation |
Given a source and reference vectors of module labels, the function produces a module
labeling that is equivalent to source, but individual modules are re-labeled so that modules with
significant overlap in source and reference have the same labels.
matchLabels(source,
reference,
pThreshold = 5e-2,
na.rm = TRUE,
ignoreLabels = if (is.numeric(reference)) 0 else "grey",
extraLabels = if (is.numeric(reference)) c(1:1000) else standardColors()
)
source |
a vector or a matrix of reference labels. The labels may be numeric or character. |
reference |
a vector of reference labels. |
pThreshold |
threshold of Fisher's exact test for considering modules to have a significant overlap. |
na.rm |
logical: should missing values in either |
ignoreLabels |
labels in |
extraLabels |
a vector of labels for modules in |
Each column of source is treated separately. Unlike in previous version of this function, source
and reference labels can be any labels, not necessarily of the same type.
The function calculates the overlap of the source and reference modules using Fisher's
exact test. It then attempts to relabel source modules such that each source module gets the
label of the reference module that it overlaps most with, subject to not renaming two source
modules to the same reference module. (If two source modules point to the same
reference module, the one with the more significant overlap is chosen.)
Those source modules that cannot be matched to a reference module are labeled using
those labels from extraLabels that do not occur in either of source, reference or
ignoreLabels.
A vector (if the input source labels are a vector) or a matrix (if the input source
labels are a matrix) of the new labels.
Peter Langfelder
overlapTable for calculation of overlap counts and p-values;
standardColors for standard non-numeric WGCNA labels.
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