batchStatistics: Accessor for batch statistics uses for copy number estimation...
In benilton/oligoClasses: Classes for high-throughput arrays supported by oligo and crlmm
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
See Also
Description
The batchStatistics slot contains statistics estimated
from each batch that are used to derive copy number estimates.
Usage
1
2
batchStatistics(object)
batchStatistics(object) <- value
Arguments
object
An object of class CNSet
value
An object of class AssayData
Details
An object of class AssayData for slot
batchStatistics is initialized automatically when
creating a new CNSet instance. Required in the call to
new is a factor called batch whose unique values
determine the number of columns for each assay data
element.
Value
batchStatics is an accessor for the slot
batchStatistics that returns an object of class
AssayData.
See Also
CNSet-class, batchNames, batch
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Description
The batchStatistics slot contains statistics estimated
from each batch that are used to derive copy number estimates.
Usage
1 2 | batchStatistics(object)
batchStatistics(object) <- value
|
Arguments
object |
An object of class |
value |
An object of class |
Details
An object of class AssayData for slot
batchStatistics is initialized automatically when
creating a new CNSet instance. Required in the call to
new is a factor called batch whose unique values
determine the number of columns for each assay data
element.
Value
batchStatics is an accessor for the slot
batchStatistics that returns an object of class
AssayData.
See Also
CNSet-class, batchNames, batch
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