compareSources: Allows comparrison of summary statistics for all loaded...
In biodev/packageDir: Tool for in silico functional analysis design and exploration of relation between genomic function and aberration.
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Examples
View source: R/main_functions.R
Description
The function examines and compares the pathway summaries for all loaded aberration data types
Usage
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compareSources(study)
Arguments
study
A Study object. More than one aberration data type needs to have been loaded before this function is run.
Value
A Study object with a slot named, "Aberration data type comparrison" in the results list filled with a table comparring impacts of each aberration data type for each pathway.
Examples
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stud = getTestStudyObject()
stud = compareSources(study=stud)
resslot = slot(object=stud, name="results")
## Not run:
View(resslot$'Aberration data type comparrison')
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/main_functions.R
Description
The function examines and compares the pathway summaries for all loaded aberration data types
Usage
1 | compareSources(study)
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Arguments
study |
A |
Value
A Study object with a slot named, "Aberration data type comparrison" in the results list filled with a table comparring impacts of each aberration data type for each pathway.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | stud = getTestStudyObject()
stud = compareSources(study=stud)
resslot = slot(object=stud, name="results")
## Not run:
View(resslot$'Aberration data type comparrison')
## End(Not run)
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