annotate_junc_ref | R Documentation |
annotate_junc_ref
is deprecated, please use junction_annot
instead.
annotates junctions by whether their start and end position precisely
overlaps with a known exon boundary. Using this information along with the
strand, junctions are categorised into "annotated", "novel_acceptor",
"novel_donor", "novel_combo", "novel_exon_skip", "ambig_gene" and "none".
annotate_junc_ref(junc_metadata, gtf)
.get_ref_exons_annot(
junc_metadata,
ref_exons,
ref_cols = c("strand", "gene_name", "gene_id", "transcript_id", "exon_id")
)
.tidy_junc_annot(
junc_metadata,
cols_to_merge = c("strand", "gene_name", "gene_id")
)
.classify_junc(junc_metadata, ref_junc)
.get_gr_for_start_end(gr)
.merge_lists(x, y)
junc_metadata |
junction metadata in a GRanges-class format, the essential component being the junction co-ordinates. |
gtf |
either path to gtf or object of class |
junction metadata as a GRanges-class object with additional columns that detail overlapping genes/transcripts/exons and junction categories.
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