loadCopyNumberCallsDECoN: loadCopyNumberCallsDECoN

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loadCopyNumberCallsDECoNR Documentation

loadCopyNumberCallsDECoN

Description

Loads copy number calls from DECoN output file

Usage

loadCopyNumberCallsDECoN(decon.file, chr.col = NULL, start.col = "Start", end.col = "End", cn.col = NULL, segment.value.col = NULL, genome = NULL, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

decon.file

The name of the file with the data

chr.col

(number or character) The name or number of the column with chromosome information. If NULL, it is automatically identified. (defaults to NULL)

start.col

(number or character) The name or number of the column with start position information. If NULL, it is automatically identified. (defaults to "Start")

end.col

(number or character) The name or number of the column with end position information. If NULL, it is automatically identified. (defaults to "End")

cn.col

(number or character) The name or number of the column with CN information. If NULL, it is automatically identified. (defaults to NA)

segment.value.col

(number or character) The name or number of the column with segment value. If NULL, it is automatically identified. (defaults to NULL)

genome

(character) The name of the genome. (defaults to NULL)

verbose

(logical) Whether to show information messages. (defaults to TRUE)

Details

This function will load segments data from DECoN output file. Internally it uses the toGRanges function from regioneR package and can work with any format accepted by it, including R objects and local or remote files. If no column names are specified, it will use simple heuristics to try to identify the relevant data columns.

Value

A GRanges with a range per copy number segment or a list of GRanges with a GRanges per sample.

Examples

decon.file <- system.file("extdata", "DECoN_output.txt", package = "CopyNumberPlots", mustWork = TRUE)
cn.calls <- loadCopyNumberCallsDECoN(decon.file = decon.file)


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