mergeCM: Fast and iterative merging of sparse matrices
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mergeCM R Documentation
Fast and iterative merging of sparse matrices
Description
mergeCM accepts a list of up to 48 count matrices and uses EpicMerge to merge them into one final count matrix.
Usage
mergeCM(count_matrix.list, type = c("emat", "nmat"))
Arguments
x
A list of dgCMatrix objects
type
Character indicating which type of count matrices to merge.
Details
This function will keep all colnames and rownames present in the input matrices and fill blank measurements with zeros.
Value
Returns a merged dgCMatrix.
Author(s)
Aaron J. Wilk
Examples
mergeCM(count_matrix.list, type = c("emat", "nmat"))
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Fast and iterative merging of sparse matrices
Description
mergeCM accepts a list of up to 48 count matrices and uses EpicMerge to merge them into one final count matrix.
Usage
mergeCM(count_matrix.list, type = c("emat", "nmat"))
Arguments
x |
A list of dgCMatrix objects |
type |
Character indicating which type of count matrices to merge. |
Details
This function will keep all colnames and rownames present in the input matrices and fill blank measurements with zeros.
Value
Returns a merged dgCMatrix.
Author(s)
Aaron J. Wilk
Examples
mergeCM(count_matrix.list, type = c("emat", "nmat"))
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