CNA.out.eachcell | R Documentation |
This function clusters the identified change-points to make final CNA calling for each cell. The potential CNA segments between two neighbor candidate change-points are assigned to different copy number states according to the estimated mean matrix from FLCNA R function and log2R data for each cell. We use three clusters including duplication, normal state and deletion. A Gaussisan Mixture Model based clustering strategy was applied to assign each segment to the most likely cluster/state.
CNA.out.eachcell(mean.matrix, log2R.NRC, cluster.index, cutoff = 0.5, L = 100)
mean.matrix |
The cluster mean matrix estimated from FLCNA R function. |
log2R.NRC |
Log2R data from normalization of original read counts. |
cluster.index |
Cluster index for all the cells. |
cutoff |
Cutoff value to further control the number of CNAs, the larger value of cutoff, the smaller number of CNAs. The default is 0.35. |
L |
Repeat times in the EM algorithm, defaults to 100. |
The return is the clustered CNA segments by presenting the start position and end position using CNA marker index, and the copy number states.
state |
The CNA states assigned. |
start |
The start point for CNAs. |
end |
The end point for CNAs. |
width |
The width for CNAs. |
sample |
Sample index. |
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