Description Usage Arguments Value
.singleThreadOfPhysioCalc is an internal function of calculatePhysioMap, computing the main mapping. We don't recommend the use of .singleThreadOfPhysioCalc outside of calculatePhysioMap().
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | .singleThreadOfPhysioCalc(
SampleNum,
InputData,
Space,
GenesRatio,
NGenes,
STATICResponse,
pb,
TTEST
)
|
SampleNum |
A sample (column) number of InputData. |
InputData |
A matrix, SummarizedExperiment object or a list, based on the gene expression data (or any other type of high dimensional data, e.g. protein abundance, SNP, Methylation, etc.), to be analysed. InputData has to have a specific format to be properly analysed, these requirements are thoroughly explained in the 'Details' section of calculatePhysioMap() function. |
Space |
The space in which the 'InputData' will be mapped. Just as 'InputData', it should be a matrix with genes as rows and samples as columns, with corresponding Entrez Gene IDs in 'rownames' of the matrix, and name of each axis of the space written in 'colnames'. |
GenesRatio |
The ratio of gene expression values to be considered in the calculation. In high dimensional omics data, signal to noise ratio has a direct relation with the relative magnitude of expressions. We aim to remove the noisy genes, hence we only keep the "GenesRatio*100" percent highest and lowest gene expression values of each sample. GenesRatio should be a numerical value between 0 and 1. Default value is 0.05. |
NGenes |
Number of genes (rows) in Space. |
STATICResponse |
Logical value indicating if 'statistic' should be returned rather than the default 'signed p value'. Default value is FALSE. |
pb |
Progress bar made by progress::progress_bar$new. |
TTEST |
Logical value indicating if t.test should be done in place of the default wilcoxon rank-sum test (more info can be found in the original PhysioSpace: Lenz et. al., PLOS One 2013). Using t.test will speed up calculations. Default value is FALSE. |
Vector of mapped 'InputData[,SampleNum]' values in 'Space'. Mapped values are signed p value when STATICResponse==FALSE, and are 'statistic' value when STATICResponse==TRUE (more info can be found in the original PhysioSpace: Lenz et. al., PLOS One 2013).
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