View source: R/nlme_fit_prep.R
normalizeMultiComboData | R Documentation |
Normalize combination data and condense data for >2 treatments
normalizeMultiComboData(screen_data, trim = T, neg_control = "NC-1", pos_control = "B")
screen_data |
a GDSC raw data data frame. |
trim |
logical indicating whether to trim normalized values to the range
0 to 1. default |
neg_control |
The tag used to recognise a negative control well - the upper end of the dynamic range. |
pos_control |
The tag used to recognise a positive control well - the lower end of the dynamic range. |
Some combination treatments have more than 2 drugs. This function will condense the treatments into an anchor + a library, e.g., A10, A12, L3, L4 becomes A10_A12 with L3_L4.
The concentration for the analysis is at the moment chosen with the lowest anchor/library number taking precendence, so in the above example the concentration of A10 is used as the concentration of the combined A10_A12 anchor.
This code will run slower than normalizeComboData if used for simple 2 drug combinations.
normalizeComboData
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