runPeaks: Find the clusters using flowPeaks

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

View source: R/ddPCRclust.R

Description

Find the rain and assign it based on the distance to vector lines connecting the cluster centres.

Usage

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runPeaks(file, sensitivity = 1, numOfMarkers, missingClusters = NULL,
  similarityParam = 0.95, distanceParam = 0.2)

Arguments

file

The input data. More specifically, a data frame with two dimensions, each dimension representing the intensity for one color channel.

sensitivity

A number between 0.1 and 2 determining sensitivity of the initial clustering, e.g. the number of clusters. A higher value means more clusters are being found. Standard is 1.

numOfMarkers

The number of primary clusters that are expected according the experiment set up.

missingClusters

A vector containing the number of primary clusters, which are missing in this dataset according to the template.

similarityParam

If the distance of a droplet between two or more clusters is very similar, it will not be counted for either. The standard it 0.95, i.e. at least 95% similarity. A sensible value lies between 0 and 1, where 0 means none of the 'rain' droplets will be counted and 1 means all droplets will be counted.

distanceParam

When assigning rain between two clusters, typically the bottom 20% are assigned to the lower cluster and the remaining 80% to the higher cluster. This parameter changes the ratio, i.e. a value of 0.1 would assign only 10% to the lower cluster.

Value

data

The original input data minus the removed events (for plotting)

counts

The droplet count for each cluster.

firstClusters

The position of the primary clusters.

partition

The cluster numbers as a CLUE partition (see clue package for more information).

Examples

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# Run the flowPeaks based approach
exampleFiles <- list.files(paste0(find.package('ddPCRclust'), '/extdata'), full.names = TRUE)
file <- read.csv(exampleFiles[3])
peaksResult <- runPeaks(file = file, numOfMarkers = 4)

# Plot the results
library(ggplot2)
p <- ggplot(data = peaksResult$data, mapping = aes(x = Ch2.Amplitude, y = Ch1.Amplitude))
p <- p + geom_point(aes(color = factor(Cluster)), size = .5, na.rm = TRUE) +
     ggtitle('flowPeaks example')+theme_bw() + theme(legend.position='none')
p

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