findResiduals: Compute residuals

In MartinFXP/B-NEM: Training of logical models from indirect measurements of perturbation experiments

Compute residuals

Description

calculates residuals (data and optimized network do not match) and visualizes them

Usage

findResiduals(
  bString,
  CNOlist,
  model,
  fc = NULL,
  expression = NULL,
  egenes = NULL,
  parameters = list(cutOffs = c(0, 1, 0), scoring = c(0.1, 0.2, 0.9)),
  method = "s",
  sizeFac = 10^-10,
  main = "residuals for decoupled vertices",
  sub = paste0("green residuals are added effects (left positive,",
    " right negative) and red residuals are deleted ", "effects"),
  cut = TRUE,
  parallel = NULL,
  verbose = TRUE,
  ...
)

Arguments

bString	Binary vector denoting the network given a model
CNOlist	CNOlist object (see package CellNOptR), if available.
model	Model object including the search space, if available. See CellNOptR::preprocessing.
fc	m x l matrix of foldchanges of gene expression values or equivalent input (normalized pvalues, logodds, ...) for m E-genes and l contrasts. If left NULL, the gene expression data is used to calculate naive foldchanges.
expression	Optional normalized m x l matrix of gene expression data for m E-genes and l experiments.
egenes	list object; each list entry is named after an S-gene and contains the names of egenes which are potential children
parameters	parameters for discrete case (not recommended); has to be a list with entries cutOffs and scoring: cutOffs = c(a,b,c) with a (cutoff for real zeros), b (cutoff for real effects), c = -1 for normal scoring, c between 0 and 1 for keeping only relevant between -1 and 0 for keeping only a specific quantile of E-genes, and c > 1 for keeping the top c E-genes; scoring = c(a,b,c) with a (weight for real effects), c (weight for real zeros), b (multiplicator for effects/zeros between a and c);
method	Scoring method can be "cosine", a correlation, or a distance measure. See ?cor and ?dist for details.
sizeFac	Size factor penelizing the hyper-graph size.
main	Main title of the figure.
sub	Subtitle of the figure.
cut	If TRUE does not visualize experiments/S-genes which do not have any residuals.
parallel	Parallelize the search. An integer value specifies the number of threads on the local machine or a list object as in list(c(1,2,3), c("machine1", "machine2", "machine3")) specifies the threads distributed on different machines (local or others).
verbose	TRUE for verbose output
...	additional parameters for epiNEM::HeatmapOP

Value

numeric matrices indicating experiments and/or genes, where the network and the data disagree

Author(s)

Martin Pirkl

Examples

sifMatrix <- rbind(c("A", 1, "B"), c("A", 1, "C"), c("B", 1, "D"),
c("C", 1, "D"))
temp.file <- tempfile(pattern="interaction",fileext=".sif")
write.table(sifMatrix, file = temp.file, sep = "\t",
row.names = FALSE, col.names = FALSE,
quote = FALSE)
PKN <- CellNOptR::readSIF(temp.file)
CNOlist <- dummyCNOlist("A", c("B","C","D"), maxStim = 1, maxInhibit = 2,
signal = c("A", "B","C","D"))
model <- CellNOptR::preprocessing(CNOlist, PKN, maxInputsPerGate = 100)
expression <- matrix(rnorm(nrow(slot(CNOlist, "cues"))*10), 10,
nrow(slot(CNOlist, "cues")))
fc <- computeFc(CNOlist, expression)
initBstring <- rep(0, length(model$reacID))
res <- bnem(search = "greedy", CNOlist = CNOlist, fc = fc, model = model,
parallel = NULL, initBstring = initBstring, draw = FALSE, verbose = FALSE,
maxSteps = Inf)
rownames(fc) <- seq_len(nrow(fc))
## val <- validateGraph(CNOlist = CNOlist, fc = fc, model = model,
## bString = res$bString, Egenes = 10, Sgene = 4)
residuals <- findResiduals(res$bString, CNOlist, model, fc = fc)

MartinFXP/B-NEM documentation built on Nov. 5, 2024, 11:56 a.m.