Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Compute the feature prevalence (present in different cutoffs)
after removing the features of
the first index
iterations, and then plot the histogram of remaining
features. It calls feature_prevalence(..., hist.plot=TRUE)
.
1 | feature_hist(li, index)
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li |
the list result of |
index |
removing the features of the first |
histogram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | g1 <- SWRG1; g0 <- SWRG0
result.complex <- feature_removal(g1, g0,
cutoff1=0.95, cutoff0=0.925,
offset=c(0.5, 1, 2))
# index is a proportion in 0-1
feature_hist(result.complex, 0.5)
# index is a positive integer
feature_hist(result.complex, 233)
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