makeRandomSet: Random control distribution analysis
In bioinfo16/IRFinder: Vector integrated region analysis package (IRFinder)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/makeRamdomSet.R
Description
This function generates random sets for random distribution analysis.
In this process, random data are generated based on each chromosome length of host.
Usage
1
makeRandomSet(organism = 'hg19', randomSize = 10000, outpath = '~')
Arguments
organism
a single character. This function serves 3 versions of organisms such as hg19, hg38 (Human)
and galGal6 (Chicken). Default is 'hg19'.
randomSize
a integer vector. This number is random set size for random analysis. Default value is 10000.
outpath
an string vector. Plots are saved in this path.
Value
Return a random set for comparison with observed set and random set.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/makeRamdomSet.R
Description
This function generates random sets for random distribution analysis. In this process, random data are generated based on each chromosome length of host.
Usage
1 | makeRandomSet(organism = 'hg19', randomSize = 10000, outpath = '~')
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Arguments
organism |
a single character. This function serves 3 versions of organisms such as hg19, hg38 (Human) and galGal6 (Chicken). Default is 'hg19'. |
randomSize |
a integer vector. This number is random set size for random analysis. Default value is 10000. |
outpath |
an string vector. Plots are saved in this path. |
Value
Return a random set for comparison with observed set and random set.
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