imbalance_score: Imbalance Score

In HectorRDB/condiments: Differential Topology, Progression and Differentiation.

Imbalance Score

Description

Compute a imbalance score to show whether nearby cells have the same condition of not

Usage

imbalance_score(Object, ...)

## S4 method for signature 'matrix'
imbalance_score(Object, conditions, k = 10, smooth = 10)

## S4 method for signature 'SingleCellExperiment'
imbalance_score(Object, dimred = 1, conditions, k = 10, smooth = 10)

Arguments

Object	A SingleCellExperiment object or a matrix representing the reduced dimension matrix of the cells.
...	parameters including:
conditions	Either the vector of conditions, or a character indicating which column of the metadata contains this vector
k	The number of neighbors to consider when computing the score. Default to 10.
smooth	The smoothing parameter. Default to k. Lower values mean that we smooth more.
dimred	A string or integer scalar indicating the reduced dimension result in reducedDims(sce) to plot. Default to 1.

Value

Either a list with the scaled_scores and the scores for each cell, if input is a matrix, or the SingleCellExperiment object, wit this list in the colData.

Examples

data("toy_dataset")
scores <- imbalance_score(as.matrix(toy_dataset$sd[,1:2]),
  toy_dataset$sd$conditions, k = 4)
cols <- as.numeric(cut(scores$scaled_scores, 8))
plot(as.matrix(toy_dataset$sd[, 1:2]), xlab = "Dim1", ylab = "Dim2",
 pch = 16, col = RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(8, "Blues")[cols])

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