#' Adjust for positional effects and batch effects using posibatch in Illumina Beadchips
#'
#' posibatch allows users to adjust for positional effects and batch effects in Illumina Beadchips. Positional effects means the same sample in
#' different physical positions on the array could be measured as different methylation or expression levels, and batch effects. Batch effects
#' are sub-groups of measurements that have qualitatively different behaviour across conditions and are unrelated to the biological or
#' scientific variables in a study. It uses either parametric or non-parametric empirical Bayes frameworks for adjusting data for positional
#' effects and batch effects. Users are returned an expression or methylation matrix that has been corrected for position effects and batch effects.
#' The input data are assumed to be cleaned and normalized before batch effect removal.
#'
#' @param dat Genomic measure matrix (dimensions probe x sample) - for example, expression matrix
#' @param Sentrix The list of position numbers and chip numbers - for example, sampleID, sampleNames (8963303124_R01C01) and batches
#' @param posi {Position covariate}
#' @param batch {Batch covariate}
#' @param mod Model matrix for outcome of interest and other covariates besides batch and position
#' @param par.prior (Optional) TRUE indicates parametric adjustments will be used, FALSE indicates non-parametric adjustments will be used
#' @param prior.plots (Optional) TRUE give prior plots with black as a kernel estimate of the empirical batch effect density and red as the parametric
#' @param mean.only.posi (Optional) FALSE If TRUE posibatch only corrects the mean of the positional effect (no scale adjustment). If one position has only one sample, setting mean.only=TRUE.
#' @param mean.only.batch (Optional) FALSE If TRUE posibatch only corrects the mean of the batch effect (no scale adjustment). If one batch has only one sample, setting mean.only=TRUE.
#'
#' @return data A probe x sample genomic measure matrix, adjusted for positional effects and batch effects.
#'
#' @export
#'
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posibatches <- function(dat, Sentrix, batch=TRUE, par.prior=TRUE, prior.plots=FALSE, mean.only.posi=FALSE, mean.only.batch=FALSE) {
require(sva)
require(lme4)
#get the position and batch information----------------------------------------
### Extraction of the position numbers and chip numbers--------------------
#if (is.null(SentrixVector)){
if (is.null(Sentrix)){
stop('Sentrix informations must be provided.')
}
#chips<-as.numeric(factor(substr(Sentrix$sampleNames, 1, 10)))
#positions<-as.numeric(factor(substr(Sentrix$sampleNames, 12, 17)))
chips <- as.numeric(factor(sapply(strsplit(as.character(Sentrix$sampleNames), "_"), function(x) x[1])))
positions <- as.numeric(factor(sapply(strsplit(as.character(Sentrix$sampleNames), "_"), function(x) x[2])))
if (length(positions)!=length(chips)){
stop('positions and chips must have the same length')
}
if (sum(positions>12)>0){
stop('Position number cannot be greater than 12')
}
if (sum(is.na(chips))>1 || sum(is.na(positions))>1){
stop('One or more position or chip numbers missing')
}
if (sum(is.na(Sentrix$batches))==length(chips)){
batches<-chips
} else {
batches<-as.factor(Sentrix$batches)
}
if(batch==TRUE){
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pct_threshold = .8 # Amount of variability desired to be explained by the principal components. Set to match the results in book chapter and SAS code. User can adjust this to a higher (>= 0.8) number but < 1.0
dataRowN <- nrow(dat)
dataColN <- ncol(dat)
########## Center the data (center rows) ##########
datCentered <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = dataRowN, ncol = dataColN)
datCentered_transposed = apply(dat, 1, scale, center = TRUE, scale = FALSE)
datCentered = t(datCentered_transposed)
exp_design<-data.frame(cbind(positions,batches))
expDesignRowN <- nrow(exp_design)
expDesignColN <- ncol(exp_design)
myColNames <- names(exp_design)
########## Compute correlation matrix ##########
theDataCor <- cor(datCentered)
########## Obtain eigenvalues ##########
eigenData <- eigen(theDataCor)
eigenValues = eigenData$values
ev_n <- length(eigenValues)
eigenVectorsMatrix = eigenData$vectors
eigenValuesSum = sum(eigenValues)
percents_PCs = eigenValues /eigenValuesSum
########## Merge experimental file and eigenvectors for n components ##########
my_counter_2 = 0
my_sum_2 = 1
for (i in ev_n:1){
my_sum_2 = my_sum_2 - percents_PCs[i]
if ((my_sum_2) <= pct_threshold ){
my_counter_2 = my_counter_2 + 1
}
}
if (my_counter_2 < 3){
pc_n = 3
}else {
pc_n = my_counter_2
}
# pc_n is the number of principal components to model
pc_data_matrix <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = (expDesignRowN*pc_n), ncol = 1)
mycounter = 0
for (i in 1:pc_n){
for (j in 1:expDesignRowN){
mycounter <- mycounter + 1
pc_data_matrix[mycounter,1] = eigenVectorsMatrix[j,i]
}
}
AAA <- exp_design[rep(1:expDesignRowN,pc_n),]
Data <- cbind(AAA,pc_data_matrix)
####### Edit these variables according to your factors #######
variables <- c(colnames(exp_design))
for (i in 1:length(variables)) {
Data$variables[i] <- as.factor(Data$variables[i])
}
########## Mixed linear model ##########
op <- options(warn = (-1))
#effects_n = expDesignColN + choose(expDesignColN, 2) + 1
effects_n = expDesignColN + 1
randomEffectsMatrix <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = pc_n, ncol = effects_n)
model.func <- c()
index <- 1
for (i in 1:length(variables)) {
mod = paste("(1|", variables[i], ")", sep = "")
model.func[index] = mod
index = index + 1
}
function.mods <- paste(model.func, collapse = " + ")
for (i in 1:pc_n) {
y = (((i - 1) * expDesignRowN) + 1)
funct <- paste("pc_data_matrix", function.mods, sep = " ~ ")
Rm1ML <- lmer(funct, Data[y:(((i - 1) * expDesignRowN) +
expDesignRowN), ], REML = TRUE, control=lmerControl(check.nobs.vs.nlev = "ignore",check.nobs.vs.rankZ = "ignore",check.nobs.vs.nRE="ignore"),verbose = FALSE,
na.action = na.omit)
randomEffects <- Rm1ML
randomEffectsMatrix[i, ] <- c(unlist(VarCorr(Rm1ML)),
resid = sigma(Rm1ML)^2)
}
effectsNames <- c(names(getME(Rm1ML, "cnms")), "resid")
########## Standardize Variance ##########
randomEffectsMatrixStdze <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = pc_n, ncol = effects_n)
for (i in 1:pc_n){
mySum = sum(randomEffectsMatrix[i,])
for (j in 1:effects_n){
randomEffectsMatrixStdze[i,j] = randomEffectsMatrix[i,j]/mySum
}
}
########## Compute Weighted Proportions ##########
randomEffectsMatrixWtProp <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = pc_n, ncol = effects_n)
for (i in 1:pc_n){
weight = eigenValues[i]/eigenValuesSum
for (j in 1:effects_n){
randomEffectsMatrixWtProp[i,j] = randomEffectsMatrixStdze[i,j]*weight
}
}
######### Compute Weighted Ave Proportions ##########
randomEffectsSums <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = 1, ncol = effects_n)
randomEffectsSums <-colSums(randomEffectsMatrixWtProp)
totalSum = sum(randomEffectsSums)
randomEffectsMatrixWtAveProp <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = 1, ncol = effects_n)
for (j in 1:effects_n){
randomEffectsMatrixWtAveProp[j] = randomEffectsSums[j]/totalSum
}
if(randomEffectsMatrixWtAveProp[,1]<randomEffectsMatrixWtAveProp[,2]){
afterbatchExp<-ComBat(dat = dat, batch = batches, par.prior = par.prior, prior.plots = prior.plots, mean.only = mean.only.batch)
afterposiExp<-ComBat(dat = afterbatchExp, batch = positions, par.prior = par.prior, prior.plots = prior.plots, mean.only = mean.only.posi)
dat<-afterposiExp
} else{
afterposiExp<-ComBat(dat = dat, batch = positions, par.prior = par.prior, prior.plots = prior.plots, mean.only = mean.only.posi)
afterbatchExp<-ComBat(dat = afterposiExp, batch = batches, par.prior = par.prior, prior.plots = prior.plots, mean.only = mean.only.batch)
dat<-afterbatchExp
}
}else{
afterposiExp<-ComBat(dat = dat, batch = positions, par.prior = par.prior, prior.plots = prior.plots, mean.only = mean.only.posi)
dat<-afterposiExp
}
return(dat)
}
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