LONGOcmd | R Documentation |
This function allows the user to preset the variables and allows a faster analysis of data. Please use the shiny interface first to get an understanding of how this package analyzes data.
LONGOcmd(fileLocation, separator = ",", header = TRUE, commentChar = "!",
species = "hsapiens_gene_ensembl", libraryType = "affy_primeview",
multiProbes = "mean", windowSize = 200, stepSize = 40,
windowStyle = "mean", filterData = TRUE, normalizeData = TRUE,
controlColumn = 2)
fileLocation |
Address to the file to be analyzed |
separator |
Option to specify the separated value, default="," |
header |
Option to specify if there is a header in the file, default=TRUE |
commentChar |
Option to specify the commented character in the loaded file, default="!" |
species |
species name of the data based off the biomaRt database |
libraryType |
the gene identifier of the data based off the biomaRt database |
multiProbes |
Option to change the method for handling multiple probes going to the same gene, default=mean |
windowSize |
Option to alter the size of the windows to be created from the dataframe, default=200 |
stepSize |
Option to alter the size of the steps used to create the windows, default=40 |
windowStyle |
Option to alter the method used to create windows, default=mean |
filterData |
Option to filter data, default=TRUE |
normalizeData |
Option to normalize data, default=TRUE |
controlColumn |
column of the data used as a control for the statistical analysis |
Returns nothing
LONGOcmd(exampleRatData, species = "mmusculus_gene_ensembl",
libraryType = "affy_mouse430a_2")
LONGOcmd("~/data.csv")
LONGOcmd("~/data.csv", windowSize=100, stepSize=20)
LONGOcmd("~/data.csv", multiProbes="highest")
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