ebseq_pairwise_subset | R Documentation |
This uses the same logic as in the various *_pairwise functions to invoke the 'normal' ebseq pairwise comparison for each pair of conditions in an expressionset. It therefore avoids the strange logic inherent in the ebseq multitest function.
ebseq_pairwise_subset(
input,
ng_vector = NULL,
rounds = 10,
target_fdr = 0.05,
model_batch = FALSE,
model_cond = TRUE,
model_intercept = FALSE,
alt_model = NULL,
keepers = NULL,
conditions = NULL,
norm = "median",
force = FALSE,
...
)
input |
Expressionset/expt to perform de upon. |
ng_vector |
Passed on to ebseq, I forget what this does. |
rounds |
Passed on to ebseq, I think it defines how many iterations to perform before return the de estimates |
target_fdr |
If we reach this fdr before iterating rounds times, return. |
model_batch |
Provided by all_pairwise() I do not think a Bayesian analysis really cares about models, but if one wished to try to add a batch factor, this would be the place to do it. It is currently ignored. |
model_cond |
Provided by all_pairwise(), ibid. |
model_intercept |
Ibid. |
alt_model |
Ibid. |
keepers |
Specify a set of contrasts to perform here. |
conditions |
Factor of conditions in the data, used to define the contrasts. |
norm |
EBseq normalization method to apply to the data. |
force |
Flag used to force inappropriate data into the various methods. |
... |
Extra arguments passed downstream, noably to choose_model() |
A pairwise comparison of the various conditions in the data.
[ebseq_pairwise()]
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