propagate_relations | R Documentation |
An 'ontology_index' can contain multiple relations (for example in the case of the Gene Ontology, "is_a"
and "part_of"
could be stored as separate properties in an ‘ontology_index'). Transitive relations (i.e. relations such that x related to y and y related to z implies x related to z, for example the relation ’is an ancestor of') stored by an ‘ontology_index' can be propagated using this function. The ’inverse relations' (i.e. x inversely related to y if y related to x) can also be propagated by setting the use_inverse_relations
parameter to TRUE
.
propagate_relations(
ontology,
roots,
relations,
use_inverse_relations = FALSE,
exclude_roots = FALSE
)
ontology |
|
roots |
Character vector of term IDs from which relations will be propagated. |
relations |
Character vector given names of transitive relations to be propagated. |
use_inverse_relations |
Boolean vector indicating whether to propagate inverse relations. If |
exclude_roots |
Boolean determining whether to remove the given |
Character vector of terms
get_ancestors
, get_descendants
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