View source: R/RunSignatureAnalyzerAttribution.R
RunSignatureAnalyzerAttribution | R Documentation |
Normally, please call SignatureAnalyzerOneRun
instead of this function.
RunSignatureAnalyzerAttribution( input.catalog, read.catalog.function, extracted.signature.file, raw.exposures.file, write.signature.function, out.dir, test.only = FALSE, input.exposures = NULL, delete.tmp.files = TRUE, overwrite = FALSE, verbose = FALSE )
input.catalog |
File containing input catalog. Columns are samples (tumors), rows are signatures. SignatureAnalyzer does not care about the row names (I think) TODO(Steve): check this. |
read.catalog.function |
Function taking a file path as its only argument and returning a catalog as a numeric matrix. |
extracted.signature.file |
A .csv file containing extracted
signatures. Normally, this file is named |
raw.exposures.file |
A .csv file containing raw attributions
of exposures. Normally, this file is named |
write.signature.function |
Function with first argument the signatures generated by SignatureAnalyzer and second argument the file to write to. |
out.dir |
Directory that will be created for the output;
abort if it already exits. Log files will be in
|
test.only |
If TRUE, only analyze the first 10 columns
read in from |
input.exposures |
A file with the synthetic exposures used to generate
|
delete.tmp.files |
If TRUE delete the many temporary files generated by SignatureAnalyzer. |
overwrite |
If TRUE, overwrite existing output. |
verbose |
If |
Save the final attribution of a catalog matrix into
a file named "sa.output.fine.exp.csv"
under the
folder out.dir
.
The final attribution matrix.
(i.e. exp.fine.tuned
)
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