Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/generate_tree.R
This function builds a cell hierarchy tree of a chosen supported type with a given data set, contained in a ctgPHYLset object. Different tree types require data from corresponding slots of the ctgPHYLset object. See vignette for examples, usage details, and instructions on building a ctgPHYLset object.
1 | generate_tree(dataSet, treeType, outputDir = getwd())
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dataSet |
the ctgPHYLset object for creating the cell tree |
treeType |
the type of tree generated |
outputDir |
the directory where output should be saved, defaults to the current working directory. |
An updated ctgPHYLset object. The generated tree is placed in
@treeList[treeType]
slot, and can be accessed via
treeList(dataSet)$treeType
. The function also creates a
directory named "CTG-Output" and writes the plot(s) of the
generated tree(s) and its SIF file to that directory.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 | # load data for 'treeType = cellscape'
cs_tree_edges <- read.csv(system.file("extdata", "cnv_tree_edges.csv",
package = "cellscape"))
cs_cnv_data <- read.csv(system.file("extdata", "cnv_data.csv",
package = "cellscape"))
cs_sc_annot <- read.csv(system.file("extdata", "cnv_annots.tsv",
package = "cellscape"), sep="\t")
cs_clone_colours <- data.frame(clone_id = c("1","2","3"),
colour = c("7fc97f", "beaed4", "fdc086"))
# create example ctgPHYLset and load data into it
ctgPHYLset <- ctgPHYLset()
cellscapeData(ctgPHYLset, "clone_colours") <- cs_clone_colours
cellscapeData(ctgPHYLset, "tree_edges") <- cs_tree_edges
cellscapeData(ctgPHYLset, "cnv_data") <- cs_cnv_data
cellscapeData(ctgPHYLset, "sc_annot") <- cs_sc_annot
# choose output directory
od <- getwd()
# run generate_tree()
ctgPHYLset <- generate_tree(dataSet = ctgPHYLset, treeType = "cellscape",
outputDir = od)
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