SimulateCIFs | R Documentation |
Simulate Cell Identity Factor Matrix With Lineage Barcodes
SimulateCIFs( ncells, phyla, cif_center = 1, Sigma = 0.5, p_a = 0.8, p_edge = NULL, n_CIF, n_diff, step = 1, p_d = 0.1, mu = 0.1, N_char = 9, N_ms = 100, unif_on = FALSE, SIF_res = NULL, max_walk = 2, lambda = 0.05, T_cell = NULL )
ncells |
Number of Cells |
phyla |
Cell state tree |
cif_center |
Mean of CIFs, default is 1 |
Sigma |
Standard deviation of non-diff CIFs, difault is 0.5 |
p_a |
The asymmetric division rate, default is 0.8 |
p_edge |
The edge transition probability table, default is NULL so that the child edges are chosen with equal possibilities |
n_CIF |
Total number of SIFs, both non-diff and diff combined |
n_diff |
Number of diff SIFs |
step |
Sampling stepsize of diff-SIF Brownian motion |
p_d |
Dropout rate of CRISPR/Cas9 lineage barcodes |
mu |
mutation rate of CRISPR/Cas9 lineage barcodes |
N_char |
number of character sites for CRISPR/Cas9 lineage barcodes |
N_ms |
number of mutated states for CRISPR/Cas9 lineage barcodes |
unif_on |
sampling from synthetic uniform-distributed mutated states. When set FALSE, mutated states will be drawn from a real experimental dataset |
SIF_res |
Optional input for State Identity Factors. If not, the function will generate SIF internally. |
max_walk |
maximum walk distance of one asymmetric division on the cell state tree |
lambda |
a num vector that indicates the max and the min value of lambda that weights the additional random walk value |
T_cell |
optional, a cell division tree |
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