gson: construct a 'GSON' object
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construct a 'GSON' object

Description

construct a 'GSON' object

Usage

gson(
  gsid2gene,
  gsid2name = NULL,
  gene2name = NULL,
  schema_version = "1.0",
  species = NULL,
  gsname = NULL,
  version = NULL,
  accessed_date = NULL,
  keytype = NULL,
  urlpattern = NULL,
  info = NULL
)

Arguments

`gsid2gene`	A data frame with first column of gene set IDs and second column of genes
`gsid2name`	A data frame with first column of gene set IDs and second column of gene set names
`gene2name`	A data frame with first column of genes and second column of gene symbols
`schema_version`	GSON file schema version
`species`	Which species of the genes belongs to
`gsname`	Name of the gene set (e.g., GO, KEGG, etc.)
`version`	version of the gene set
`accessed_date`	date to obtain the gene set data
`keytype`	keytype of genes
`urlpattern`	URL pattern
`info`	extra information

Value

A 'GSON' instance

Examples

wpfile <- system.file('extdata', "wikipathways-20220310-gmt-Homo_sapiens.gmt", package='gson')
x <- read.gmt.wp(wpfile)
gsid2gene <- data.frame(gsid=x$wpid, gene=x$gene)
gsid2name <- unique(data.frame(gsid=x$wpid, name=x$name))
species <- unique(x$species)
version <- unique(x$version)
gson(gsid2gene=gsid2gene, gsid2name=gsid2name, species=species, version=version)

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