RadioSet-class | R Documentation |
The RadioSet (RSet) class was developed to contain and organise large RadioGenomic datasets, and aid in their metanalysis. It was designed primarily to allow bioinformaticians and biologists to work with data at the level of genes and cell lines, providing a more naturally intuitive interface and simplifying analyses between several datasets. As such, it was designed to be flexible enough to hold datasets of two different natures while providing a common interface. The class can accomidate datasets containing both radiation dose response data, as well as datasets contaning genetic profiles of cell lines pre and post treatement with compounds, known respecitively as sensitivity and perturbation datasets.
An object of the RadioSet class
annotation
A list
of annotation data about the RadioSet,
including the $name
and the session information for how the object
was creating, detailing the exact versions of R and all the packages used
molecularProfiles
A list
containing 4 SummarizedExperiment
type object for holding data for RNA, DNA, SNP and Copy Number Variation
measurements respectively, with associated fData
and pData
containing the row and column metadata
sample
A data.frame
containg the annotations for all the cell
lines profiled in the data set, across all data types
treatment
A data.frame
containg the annotations for all the
radiation treatment types used in the in the dataset, across all data types
sensitivity
A list
containing all the data for the sensitivity
experiments, including $info
, a data.frame
containing the
experimental info,$raw
a 3D array
containing raw data,
$profiles
, a data.frame
containing sensitivity profiles
statistics, and $n
, a data.frame
detailing the number of
experiments for each cell-radiation type pair
perturbation
A list
containting $n
, a data.frame
summarizing the available perturbation data,
curation
A list
containing mappings for
cell
and tissue
names used in the data set to universal
identifiers used between different RadioSet objects
datasetType
A character
string of 'sensitivity',
'perturbation', or both detailing what type of data can be found in the
RadioSet, for proper processing of the data
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