beadsRR | R Documentation |
To approximate the false positive rate of each approach, each beads-only sample is run individually against all other samples. For BEER, this means that the sample to be compared is encoded as an actual sample, and prior parameters for beads-only samples are re-estimated. Thus, the beads-only round robin also serves to assess how similar the beads-only samples are to one another.
beadsRR(object, method, BPPARAM = BiocParallel::bpparam(), ...)
object |
PhIPData object |
method |
one of |
BPPARAM |
|
... |
parameters passed to the method specific functions. See the Details section below for additional information. |
If method == 'beer'
, then valid parameters include
prior.params
, beads.args
, jags.params
,
sample.dir
, assay.names
, and summarize
. A description
of the first four parameters can be found in brew
.
summarize
is a logical value indicating whether a PhIPData object
with the summarized results should be returned. When running beadsRR
,
summarize
typically does not need to be changed.
When method == 'edgeR'
, threshold.cpm
,
threshold.prevalence
, and assay.names
are valid additional
parameters that can be supplied to beadsRR
. See edgeR
for additional details on each of these parameters.
a PhIPData object
brew
for BEER parameters, edgeR
for
edgeR parameters, and [BiocParallel::BiocParallelParam]
for
parallelization.
sim_data <- readRDS(system.file("extdata", "sim_data.rds", package = "beer")) beadsRR(sim_data, method = "beer") beadsRR(sim_data, method = "edgeR") beadsRR(sim_data, method = "edgeR", de.method = "glmQLFTest")
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