| extractRegions | R Documentation |
extract significant windows from output of
resultsDEWSeq using the supplied padj and
log2FoldChange cut-offs and merge these significant windows
to regions and create the following columns for each
significant region:
padj_min: min. padj value in the region
padj_mean: average padj value in the region
padj_max: max. padj value in the region
log2FoldChange_min: min. log 2 fold change in the region
log2FoldChange_mean: average log 2 fold change in the region
log2FoldChange_max: max. log 2 fold change in the region
extractRegions(
windowRes,
padjCol = "padj",
padjThresh = 0.05,
log2FoldChangeCol = "log2FoldChange",
log2FoldChangeThresh = 1,
start0based = TRUE
)
windowRes |
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padjCol |
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padjThresh |
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log2FoldChangeCol |
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log2FoldChangeThresh |
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start0based |
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The output data.frame from this function will have the following columns:
chromosome: chromosome name
regionStartId: unique_id of the left most window,
where an enriched region begins
region_begin: starting position of the enriched region
region_end: ending position of the enriched region
strand: strand info
windows_in_region: total number of windows
that make up the enriched region
region_length: length of the enrched region
gene_id: gene id
gene_name: gene name
gene_type: gene type annotation
gene_region: gene region
Nr_of_region: number of the current region
Total_nr_of_region: total number of regions
window_number: window number
padj_min: min. padj value in the region
padj_mean: average padj value in the region
padj_max: max. padj value in the region
log2FoldChange_min: min. log 2 fold change in the region
log2FoldChange_max: max. log 2 fold change in the region
log2FoldChange_mean: average log 2 fold change in the region
data.frame
data("slbpWindows")
# using default cut-off thresholds,
# 'pSlidingWindows.adj' padj value columns
slbpRegions <- extractRegions(slbpWindows,
padjCol = 'pSlidingWindows.adj')
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