View source: R/differential_usage.R
apply_DEXSeq_test_sce | R Documentation |
Apply DEXSeq to detect differential peak usage been select populations. Works by building a 'pseudo-bulk' profile of cell populations by aggregating counts from individual cells into a smaller number of profiles, defined by num.splits.
apply_DEXSeq_test_sce(
peaks.sce.object,
population.1 = NULL,
population.2 = NULL,
exp.thresh = 0.1,
fc.thresh = 0.25,
adj.pval.thresh = 0.05,
num.splits = 6,
seed.use = 1,
feature.type = c("UTR3", "UTR5", "exon", "intron"),
replicates.1 = NULL,
replicates.2 = NULL,
include.annotations = FALSE,
filter.pA.stretch = FALSE,
verbose = TRUE,
do.MAPlot = FALSE,
return.dexseq.res = FALSE,
ncores = 1
)
peaks.sce.object |
SCE object of peaks |
population.1 |
a target population of cells (can be an ID/cluster label or a set of cell barcode IDs) |
population.2 |
comparison population of cells. If NULL (default), uses all non-population.1 cells |
exp.thresh |
minimum percent expression threshold (for a population of cells) to include a peak |
fc.thresh |
threshold for log2 fold-change difference for returned results |
adj.pval.thresh |
threshold for adjusted P-value for returned results |
num.splits |
the number of pseudo-bulk profiles to create per identity class (default: 6) |
seed.use |
seed use |
feature.type |
genomic feature types to run analysis on (degault: all) |
replicates.1 |
an optional list to define the cells used as replicates for population.1. Will override anything set for the population.1 parameter. |
replicates.2 |
an optional list to define the cells used as replicates for population.2. Will override anything set for the population.2 parameter. |
include.annotations |
whether to include junction, polyA motif and stretch annotations in output (default: FALSE) |
filter.pA.stretch |
whether to filter out peaks annotated as proximal to an A-rich region (default: FALSE) |
verbose |
whether to print outputs (TRUE by default) |
do.MAPlot |
make an MA plot of results (FALSE by default) |
return.dexseq.res |
return the raw and unfiltered DEXSeq results object (FALSE by default) |
ncores |
Number of cores to use for multithreading |
a data-frame of results.
## Not run:
apply_DEXSeq_test_sce(apa.seurat.object, population.1 = "1", population.2 = "2")
## End(Not run)
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