View source: R/SummarizeSigOneSubdir.R
SummarizeSigOneSubdir | R Documentation |
Note: For summarizing SigProExtractor or SignatureAnalyzer, users should use SigProExtractor(SigProfiler-Python) v0.0.5.43+ and SignatureAnalyzer 2018-Apr-18.
SummarizeSigOneSubdir( run.dir, ground.truth.exposure.dir, extracted.sigs.path, inferred.exp.path = NULL, summarize.exp = TRUE, overwrite = FALSE, summary.folder.name = "summary", export.Manhattan.each.spectrum = FALSE, verbose = 0 )
run.dir |
A directory which contains output of computational approach
in one run on a specific dataset, possibly with a specified seed. E.g.
This code depends on a conventional directory structure documented
in |
ground.truth.exposure.dir |
Folder which stores ground-truth exposures.
Should contain a file named |
extracted.sigs.path |
Path to extracted sigs file.
For most computational approaches, it's in:
For SigProExtractor, it's in:
For SignatureAnalyzer, it's in:
For EMu, helmsman.NMF, MultiModalMuSig.LDA and MultiModalMuSig.CTM,
their extracted signature files are not standard
They are dumped into |
inferred.exp.path |
Path to inferred exposures file.
For most computational approaches, it's in:
For SigProExtractor, it's in
For SignatureAnalyzer, it's in:
For EMu, helmsman.NMF, MultiModalMuSig.LDA and MultiModalMuSig.CTM,
their extracted signature files are not standard
They are dumped into |
summarize.exp |
Whether to summarize exposures when the file specified
by |
overwrite |
If TRUE overwrite and files in existing |
summary.folder.name |
The name of the folder containing summary results. Usually, it equals to "summary". |
export.Manhattan.each.spectrum |
Whether to export csv files for Manhattan distance of each mutational spectrum. |
verbose |
If > 0, print progress / checking messages. |
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