nonmissing_per_group: Computes the Number of Non-Missing Data Points by Group
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nonmissing_per_group R Documentation
Computes the Number of Non-Missing Data Points by Group
Description
This function computes the number of non-missing observations for samples,
based on a group designation, for every biomolecule in the dataset
Usage
nonmissing_per_group(omicsData)
Arguments
omicsData
an optional object of one of the classes "pepData",
"proData", "metabData", "lipidData", or "nmrData", usually created by
as.pepData, as.proData,
as.metabData, as.lipidData, or
as.nmrData, respectively. Either omicsData or all of
e_data, groupDF, cname_id, and samp_id must be provided.
Value
a list of length two. The first element giving the total number of
possible samples for each group. The second element giving a
data.frame with the first column giving the peptide and the second
through kth columns giving the number of non-missing observations for
each of the k groups.
Author(s)
Lisa Bramer, Kelly Stratton
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View source: R/nonmissing_per_group.R
| nonmissing_per_group | R Documentation |
Computes the Number of Non-Missing Data Points by Group
Description
This function computes the number of non-missing observations for samples, based on a group designation, for every biomolecule in the dataset
Usage
nonmissing_per_group(omicsData)
Arguments
omicsData |
an optional object of one of the classes "pepData",
"proData", "metabData", "lipidData", or "nmrData", usually created by
|
Value
a list of length two. The first element giving the total number of
possible samples for each group. The second element giving a
data.frame with the first column giving the peptide and the second
through kth columns giving the number of non-missing observations for
each of the k groups.
Author(s)
Lisa Bramer, Kelly Stratton
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