View source: R/set_gene_rates.R
set_gene_rates | R Documentation |
This function allows you to specify regional rates of mutation–calculated however you like–to samples in your CESAnalysis. Rates can be assigned to all samples or to specified samples.
set_gene_rates(
cesa = NULL,
rates = NULL,
samples = character(),
missing_genes_take_nearest = FALSE
)
cesa |
CESAnalysis object |
rates |
A two-column data.table with either gene name or protein_id in column 1 and rate in column 2 |
samples |
Which samples the input rates apply to. Defaults to all samples. Can be a vector of Unique_Patient_Identifiers, or a data.table containing rows from the CESAnalysis sample table. |
missing_genes_take_nearest |
Set to TRUE to have each gene/protein_id missing from rates take the rate of the nearest non-missing gene/protein. |
Provide rates in a data.table with two columns: gene name or protein ID (character) and
rate (numeric, non-negative). Gene names or protein IDs must match those in CESAnalysis
reference data. (Some reference data sets, such as ces.refset.hg19, only allow
gene-level rates.) If you don't want to supply rates for every gene, set
missing_genes_take_nearest = T
to have each missing gene or coding region take
the rate of the nearest non-missing one.
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