View source: R/ClonalDefinition.R
ClonalDefinition | R Documentation |
This function defines clones using a combination of variants supplied. Each set of variants can be and should be paired with a identity, like sample or cell type. The clones are then only determined in respect to this group. If this information is not provided, the clones are determined for all cells present.
ClonalDefinition(
se,
variants_ls,
grouping = NULL,
identities = NULL,
explicit = FALSE,
explicit_not = NULL,
explicit_min_vaf = 0.01,
verbose = TRUE
)
se |
SummarizedExperiment object. |
variants_ls |
List of variants for clonal definition |
grouping |
The meta data column used to split the cells into groups. Default = NULL |
identities |
Vector of groups, like samples. |
explicit |
Do you want to specify the variants forming a clone? Then the variant_ls needs to be a list of variants that each define a clone. One variant per group. |
explicit_not |
Do you want to specify a set of variants that the cell may not have? One set per group. |
explicit_min_vaf |
Minimum VAF for a cell to be considered positive. |
verbose |
Should the function be verbose? Default = TRUE |
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