ideas_dist | R Documentation |
Calculate distance array for Individual level Differential Expression Analysis for Single cells (IDEAS).
ideas_dist(count_input, meta_cell, meta_ind, var_per_cell, var2test, var2test_type = c("binary", "continuous"), d_metric = c("Was", "JSD"), fit_method = c("nb", "zinb", "kde", "dca_direct", "saver_direct"), per_cell_adjust = c("NB", "both"), quantile = 0.975, empirical_n = 1024)
count_input |
The input data to be used to calculate distance arrays. If |
meta_cell |
A data.frame of meta information of all the cells. The rows of meta_cell should be one to one correspondence to the columns of |
.
To calculate the distance array, we do not need to use the data in meta_ind
. It is used to make sure the distance array aligns with the meta_ind
for the next step analysis.
A three dimensional array with first dimension for the number of genes and the next two dimensions for the the number of individuals. For example, if we study 1000 genes and 20 individuals, it is an array of dimension 1000 x 20 x 20.
Wei Sun, Si Liu, Mengqi Zhang
Mengqi Zhang*, Si Liu*, Zhen Miao, Fang Han, Raphael Gottardo, Wei Sun, Individual Level Differential Expression Analysis for Single Cell RNA-seq data, bioRxiv 2021.05.10.443350; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.05.10.443350 (* co-first author)
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