R/AWFisher.R

In Caleb-Huo/AWFisher: An R package for fast computing for adaptively weighted fisher's method

##' R package for fast computing for adaptively weighted fisher's method
##'
##' fast computing for adaptively weighted fisher's method
##' @title AWFisher
##' @param p.values Input G by K p-value matrix. 
##' Each row represent a gene and each column represent a study. 
##' Note that K has to be >=2 and <=100.
##' @return A list consisting of AWFisher pvalues and AWweight.
##' \item{pvalues}{AWFisher pvalues.}
##' \item{weights}{G by K binary weight matrix W. 
##' $W_{gk} = 1$ represents for gene $g$, 
##' study $k$ contributes to the meta-analysis result. 
##' $W_{gk} = 0$ otherwise.}
##' @useDynLib AWFisher
##' @author Zhiguang Huo
##' @importFrom stats dist model.matrix p.adjust splinefun
##' @export
##' @examples
##' K <- 40
##' G <- 10000
##' p.values = matrix(rbeta(K*G, 1,1), ncol=K)
##' res = AWFisher_pvalue(p.values)
##' hist(res$pvalues, breaks=40)
##' table(rowSums(res$weights))
##' pvalues=res$pvalues[order(res$pvalues)]
##' plot(-log10((1:NROW(pvalues))/(1+NROW(pvalues))), 
##'  -log10(pvalues),xlab='theoretical quantile', ylab='observed quantile')
##' lines(c(0,100), c(0,100), col=2)

AWFisher_pvalue <- function(p.values) {
    if (NCOL(p.values) == 1) 
        p.values = t(p.values)
    
    n = NCOL(p.values)
    if (n < 2 | n > 100) {
        stop("number of studies K has to be >= 2 and <= 100.")
    }
    
    out <- .C("AWpvalue", 
              best_stat = rep(0, NROW(p.values)), 
              sum_weight = as.integer(rep(0, NROW(p.values))), 
              weights = as.integer(rep(0, length(p.values))), 
              pval = t(p.values),
              nrow = as.integer(NROW(p.values)), 
              ncol = as.integer(NCOL(p.values)))
    bestStat <- out$best_stat
    weights <- t(matrix(out$weights, ncol = NROW(p.values)))
    list(pvalues = aw.fisher.stat(bestStat, n), weights = weights)
}