process_node_annot: Apply a function to split annotation
In dbottomly/HitWalker: Network-based variant prioriziation using functional assay scores

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Applies a specified function (in the graphDispParams object) to each section of the annotation data.frame after being split by the summary ID. This facilitates mapping metadata supplied in the annotation data.frame to nodes.

1	process.node.annot(obj, targ.nodes, graph.params, func.name)

`obj`	A `variantPriorResult` object
`targ.nodes`	The node names of the graph to be plotted. Should correspond to the summary IDs.
`graph.params`	A `graphDispParams` object
`func.name`	The name of the function-calling method to apply, the resulting function should take a `data.frame` as the sole argument

process.node.annot: Returns a character vector named by the appropriate summary ID

Daniel Bottomly

variantPriorResult, graphDispParams, annotatedIGraph, make.target.graph

set.seed(123)
data(prior_obj, package="HitWalker")

test.symbs <- sample(annotation(getGraph(prior.obj))$symbol, 10)

graph.params <- makeGraphDispParams(file.name=character())

process.node.annot(obj=prior.obj, targ.nodes=test.symbs, graph.params=graph.params, func.name=shapeFunc)