View source: R/deconvolution_algorithms.R
deconvolute | R Documentation |
Deconvolution
deconvolute(
bulk_gene_expression,
model = NULL,
method = deconvolution_methods,
single_cell_object = NULL,
cell_type_annotations = NULL,
batch_ids = NULL,
cell_type_column_name = NULL,
normalize_results = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE,
assay_name = NULL,
...
)
bulk_gene_expression |
A matrix with the bulk data. Rows are genes, columns are samples. |
method |
A string specifying the method. |
single_cell_object |
A matrix with the single-cell data. Rows are genes, columns are samples. Row and column names need to be set. Alternatively a SingleCellExperiment or an AnnData object can be provided. In that case, note that cell-type labels need to be indicated either directly providing a vector (cell_type_annotations) or by indicating the column name that indicates the cell-type labels (cell_type_column_name). (Anndata: obs object, SingleCellExperiment: colData object). |
cell_type_annotations |
A vector of the cell type annotations. Has to be in the same order as the samples in single_cell_object. |
batch_ids |
A vector of the ids of the samples or individuals. |
cell_type_column_name |
Name of the column in (Anndata: obs, SingleCellExperiment: colData), that contains the cell-type labels. Is only used if no cell_type_annotations vector is provided. |
normalize_results |
Whether the deconvolution results should be normalized. Negative values will be put to 0, and the estimates will be normalized to sum to 1. Defaults to NULL. |
verbose |
Whether to produce an output on the console. |
assay_name |
Name of the assay/layer of the single_cell_object that should be used to extract the data |
... |
Additional parameters, passed to the algorithm used. |
signature |
(Optional) The signature matrix. A signature can be provided for certain methods. If NULL, the signature will be computed internally and will not be saved. If you wish to save the model/signature, use the 'build_model' function instead. |
A matrix with the probabilities of each cell-type for each individual. Rows are individuals, columns are cell types.
# More examples can be found in the unit tests at tests/testthat/test-c-deconvolute.R
data("single_cell_data_1")
data("cell_type_annotations_1")
data("batch_ids_1")
data("bulk")
single_cell_data <- single_cell_data_1[1:2000, 1:500]
cell_type_annotations <- cell_type_annotations_1[1:500]
batch_ids <- batch_ids_1[1:500]
bulk <- bulk[1:2000, ]
deconv_bisque <- deconvolute(
bulk, NULL, "bisque", single_cell_data,
cell_type_annotations, batch_ids
)
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