multi_gene_z_score: Combine multiple continuous variables by averaging Z scores
In LieberInstitute/spatialLIBD: spatialLIBD: an R/Bioconductor package to visualize spatially-resolved transcriptomics data
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multi_gene_z_score R Documentation
Combine multiple continuous variables by averaging Z scores
Description
To summarize multiple features, each is normalized to represent a Z-score.
Scores are averaged to return a single vector.
Usage
multi_gene_z_score(cont_mat)
Arguments
cont_mat
A matrix() with spots as rows and 2 or more continuous
variables as columns.
Value
A numeric() vector with one element per spot, summarizing the
multiple continuous variables.
Author(s)
Nicholas J. Eagles
See Also
Other functions for summarizing expression of multiple continuous variables simultaneously:
multi_gene_pca(),
multi_gene_sparsity()
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Combine multiple continuous variables by averaging Z scores
Description
To summarize multiple features, each is normalized to represent a Z-score. Scores are averaged to return a single vector.
Usage
multi_gene_z_score(cont_mat)
Arguments
cont_mat |
A |
Value
A numeric() vector with one element per spot, summarizing the
multiple continuous variables.
Author(s)
Nicholas J. Eagles
See Also
Other functions for summarizing expression of multiple continuous variables simultaneously:
multi_gene_pca(),
multi_gene_sparsity()
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