Description Usage Arguments Details Value
ComputePCOR
computes partial correlation between transcription regulators and their targets.
1 | ComputePCOR(idx, mapTG.idx, mapTF.idx, selbinNET.m, exp)
|
idx |
Numeric, the index of target genes in the row of a binarized network |
mapTG.idx |
A vector of indexes output from |
mapTF.idx |
A vector of indexes output from |
selbinNET.m |
A matrix, the binarized network with rows referring to TF target genes, and columns to TFs (the regulators). 0s means no regulation between TF-gene, while 1s means significant regulation (either positive or negative). |
exp |
A matrix, the original gene expression data matrix across different tissue types with rows referring to genes, columns to samples. |
This function is used to calculate partial correlations between a TF target gene and all its regulators.
User needs to first provide the index (idx
) of the gene in the binarized matrix, then all its regulators are detected from the network. Then the expression profile of this gene and its regulators are retrieved from the expression data matrix (exp
) with mapTG.idx
and mapTF.idx
indexes which indicates the number of rows they are in exp
(from match
function).
The output could be: 1) a matrix storing the partial correlation coefficients; 2) NULL if the selected gene has only one regulator according to the binarized network.
A matrix with partial correlation coefficients between TF targets and their regulators.
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