#' XCos
#'
#' The implementation of XCos
#'
#' @details `XCosScore()` returns a data.frame, each row of which contains
#' score, pValue and adjusted-pValue for one sample in the refMatrix.
#' @references "Cheng J et al. Genome medicine, 2014, 6(12): 95".
#' @param refMatrix A matrix
#' @param query A numeric vector with names.
#' @param permuteNum number of perturbation time for computing pValue
#' @param topN number of genes in top and bottom of reference gene list
#' @param pAdjMethod method to use for computing adjudted-pValue
#' @param mcCore the number of core to use for parallel computing
#' @importFrom parallel mclapply
#' @export
#' @examples
#' set.seed(1234)
#' ref <- matrix(rnorm(1000), nrow = 10,
#' dimnames = list(paste0("gene", 1:10), paste0("drug", 1:100)))
#' query <- rnorm(4)
#' names(query) <- c("gene1", "gene2", "gene9", "gene10")
#' XCosScore(refMatrix = ref, query = query, topN = 4)
#######################The implementation of XCos#########################
XCosScore <- function(refMatrix, query, topN = 500, permuteNum = 10000,
pAdjMethod = "BH", mcCore = 1) {
if (is.data.frame(refMatrix)) {refMatrix <- as.matrix(refMatrix)}
if (is.null(colnames(refMatrix)) || is.null(rownames(refMatrix))) {
stop("Warning: refMatrix must have both rownames and colnames!")
}
if (!is.numeric(query)) {stop("Warning: query must be a numeric vector!")}
if (is.null(names(query))) {stop("Warning: query must have names!")}
if (topN > nrow(refMatrix) / 2) {stop("Warning: topN is lager than half
the length of gene list!")}
## Convert the gene expression matrix to ranked list. topN is the number of
## genes in the ranked top, which can be reseted.
matrixToRankedList <- function(refMatrix, topN) {
## Allocate memory for the refList
refList <- vector("list", ncol(refMatrix))
for(i in 1:ncol(refMatrix)) {
## Sort the reference gene lists based on fold change of gene expression.
## And get head topN genes and tail topN genes.
refList[[i]] <- c(head(refMatrix[order(refMatrix[, i], decreasing=TRUE), i],
n = topN),
tail(refMatrix[order(refMatrix[, i], decreasing=TRUE), i],
n = topN))
}
return(refList)
}
## The core part for computing the XCos score
XCos <- function(refList, query) {
reservedRef <- refList[match(intersect(names(refList), names(query)),
names(refList))]
reservedRef[order(names(reservedRef))]
reservedQuery <- query[match(intersect(names(refList), names(query)),
names(query))]
reservedQuery[order(names(reservedQuery))]
## Compute the cosine similarity
if (length(reservedRef) == 0) {
return(NA)
}
else {
return((crossprod(reservedRef, reservedQuery) /
sqrt(crossprod(reservedRef) * crossprod(reservedQuery)))[1, 1])
}
}
## Prepare the ranked reference lists
refList <- matrixToRankedList(refMatrix, topN = topN)
## Compute the scores for each sample in the reference lists. mcCore is the
## number of cores to use for parallel computing. Set it based on your computer.
score <- mclapply(refList, XCos, query = query, mc.cores = mcCore)
score <- as.vector(do.call(rbind, score))
## Allocate memory for the permuteScore that are used to compute the p-value.
## The permuteNum can be reseted. Notice large permuteNum means low speed.
permuteScore <- matrix(0, ncol = permuteNum, nrow = ncol(refMatrix))
for(n in 1:permuteNum) {
## Prepare the random query signatures
names(query) <- sample(rownames(refMatrix), size = length(query))
## Compute the random scores for each sample in the reference lists
bootScore <- mclapply(refList, XCos, query = query, mc.cores = mcCore)
permuteScore[, n] <- as.vector(do.call(rbind, bootScore))
}
permuteScore[is.na(permuteScore)] <- 0
## Compute the p-value based on bootstrap method
pValue <- rowSums(abs(permuteScore) >= abs(score)) / permuteNum
## Compute the adjusted p-value. The adjusting method can be reseted
## (Refer to p.adjust()).
pAdjust <- p.adjust(pValue, method = pAdjMethod)
scoreResult <- data.frame(Score = score, pValue = pValue, pAdjValue = pAdjust)
rownames(scoreResult) <- colnames(refMatrix)
return(scoreResult)
}
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