| expressionFilter-class | R Documentation |
A filter holding an expression that can be evaluated to a
logical vector or a vector of factors.
expressionFilter(expr, ..., filterId="defaultExpressionFilter")
char2ExpressionFilter(expr, ..., filterId="defaultExpressionFilter")
filterId |
An optional parameter that sets the |
expr |
A valid R expression or a character vector that can be parsed into an expression. |
... |
Additional arguments that are passed to the evaluation environment of the expression. |
The expression is evaluated in the environment of the flow cytometry values,
hence the parameters of a flowFrame can be accessed through
regular R symbols. The convenience function char2ExpressionFilter
exists to programmatically construct expressions.
Returns a expressionFilter object for use in filtering
flowFrames or other flow cytometry objects.
exprThe expression that will be evaluated in the context of the flow cytometry values.
argsAn environment providing additional parameters.
deparseA character scalar of the deparsed expression.
filterIdThe identifier of the filter.
Class "concreteFilter", directly.
Class "filter", by class concreteFilter,
distance 2.
Objects can be created by calls of the form
new("expressionFilter", ...), using the
expressionFilter constructor or, programmatically, from a
character string using the char2ExpressionFilter function.
signature(x = "flowFrame", table =
"expressionFilter"): The workhorse used to evaluate the gate on
data. This is usually not called directly by the user, but
internally by calls to the filter methods.
signature(object = "expressionFilter"): Print
information about the gate.
F. Hahne, B. Ellis
flowFrame, filter for evaluation of
sampleFilters and split and Subsetfor
splitting and subsetting of flow cytometry data sets based on that.
## Loading example data
dat <- read.FCS(system.file("extdata","0877408774.B08",
package="flowCore"))
#Create the filter
ef <- expressionFilter(`FSC-H` > 200, filterId="myExpressionFilter")
ef
## Filtering using sampeFilters
fres <- filter(dat, ef)
fres
summary(fres)
## The result of sample filtering is a logical subset
newDat <- Subset(dat, fres)
all(exprs(newDat)[,"FSC-H"] > 200)
## We can also split, in which case we get those events in and those
## not in the gate as separate populations
split(dat, fres)
## Programmatically construct an expression
dat <- dat[,-8]
r <- range(dat)
cn <- paste("`", colnames(dat), "`", sep="")
exp <- paste(cn, ">", r[1,], "&", cn, "<", r[2,], collapse=" & ")
ef2 <- char2ExpressionFilter(exp, filterId="myExpressionFilter")
ef2
fres2 <- filter(dat, ef2)
fres2
summary(fres2)
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