createTable: Function to create an output table

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples

Description

This function reports the results from the Frequentist and Bayesian model for hmax and for h2. It also creates an output table with the results for all the thresholds in a csv format, so the user can select additional thresholds of interest.

Usage

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createTable(output.ratio, output.bay, dir = getwd(),h=NULL)

Arguments

output.ratio

The output object from the Frequentist model (ratio function)

output.bay

The output object from the Bayesian model (baymod function)

dir

Directory for storing the table

h

Additional thresholds in the form of a vector

Details

To select a list of interesting features from the Bayesian model we suggest two decision rules in the paper: 1) the maximum of Median(R(h)) only for the subset of credibility intervals which do not include 1; 2) the largest threshold h for which the ratio R(h) il bigger than 2.

The first one is pointing out the strongest deviation from independence, whilst the second is the largest threshold where the number of features called in common at least doubles the number of features in common under independence.

Value

max

The results of the R(hmax) statistic

rule2

The results using the rule R(h) larger than 2 (see details)

ruleh

The results using additional thresholds

Author(s)

Alberto Cassese, Marta Blangiardo

References

1. M.Blangiardo and S.Richardson (2007) Statistical tools for synthesizing lists of differentially expressed features in related experiments , Genome Biology, 8, R54

Examples

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data = simulation(n=500,GammaA=1,GammaB=1,r1=0.5,r2=0.8,
DEfirst=300,DEsecond=200,DEcommon=100)
Th<- ratio(data=data$Pval)
Rh<- baymod(iter=100,output.ratio=Th)
output.table <- createTable(output.ratio=Th,output.bay=Rh)

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