| prepNlmeData | R Documentation | 
Converts GDSC normalized-data data frame to input format for nlme curve fit.
prepNlmeData(normalized_data, cl_id = "",
  drug_specifiers = c("DRUG_ID_lib", "maxc"), include_combos = F)
| normalized_data | a GDSC normalized-data data frame. | 
| cl_id | spcifies which cell line identifier to be used for nlme input - currently "COSMIC_ID" or "CELL_ID" | 
| drug_specifiers | a character vector containing the names of the columns 
to be taken from the  | 
| include_combos | logical indicating whether or not to include -C tags in
the output - you will need to be careful with the drug_specifiers if T, e.g., 
 | 
data frame with columns DRUG_ID, CELL_LINE_NAME, CL, maxc, x,
 y, drug, SCAN_ID, norm_neg_pos, drug_spec
CL is the cell line identifier.
x is the conversion of the micromolar screening concentration to 
a range where the maximum dose = 9
y is the normalized intensity from the experiment (sometimes called
viability)
drug a concatenation of the drug_specifier columns 
(default DRUG_ID and maxc).
SCAN_ID The id of the plate scan used to provide the raw data.
norm_neg_pos The identifiers of the control tags used to normalise the
data separated by '+'.
drug_spec the column names used to make the drug column separated by
'+'. The original columns will be also included as separate columns.
removeFailedDrugs,  removeMissingDrugs,
normalizeData,  setConcsForNlme, 
fitModelNlmeData
data("gdsc_example")
gdsc_example <- removeFailedDrugs(gdsc_example)
gdsc_example <- removeMissingDrugs(gdsc_example)
gdsc_example <- normalizeData(gdsc_example)
gdsc_example <- setConcsForNlme(gdsc_example)
nlme_data <- prepNlmeData(gdsc_example, 
                          cl_id = "COSMIC_ID",
                           drug_specifiers = c("DRUGSET_ID", "lib_drug"))
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