1 2 3 4 | pospos_pospos.label(df, rowname.x1, rowname.x2, rowname.y1, rowname.y2,
x1 = 100, x2 = 100, y1 = 100, y2 = 100, x1.limit = 0,
x2.limit = 0, y1.limit = 0, y2.limit = 0, posname.x = "pos_x",
posname.y = "pos_y")
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df |
A data frame |
rowname.x1 |
The name of a gene(row) to be measured for hits in provided cells |
rowname.x2 |
The name of a gene(row) to be measured for hits in provided cells |
rowname.y1 |
The name of a gene(row) to be measured for hits in provided cells |
rowname.y2 |
The name of a gene(row) to be measured for hits in provided cells |
x1 |
The minimum number of hits required to label a cell positive for
the expression of a particular gene( |
x2 |
The minimum number of hits required to label a cell positive for
the expression of a particular gene( |
y1 |
The minimum number of hits required to label a cell positive for
the expression of a particular gene( |
y2 |
The minimum number of hits required to label a cell positive for
the expression of a particular gene( |
x1.limit |
The maximum number of hits of the gene defined by
|
x2.limit |
The maximum number of hits of the gene defined by
|
y1.limit |
The maximum number of hits of the gene defined by
|
y2.limit |
The maximum number of hits of the gene defined by
|
posname.x |
The string to label cells that are determined to be positive
for both (rowname.x1) and (rowname.x2) (default: "pos_x")}
\item{posname.y}{The string to label cells that are determined to be positive
for both (rowname.y1) and (rowname.y2) (default: "pos_y")}
}
{
A named character vector that contains |
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