View source: R/ontology_gostats.R
simple_gostats | R Documentation |
GOstats has a couple interesting peculiarities: Chief among them: the gene IDs must be integers. As a result, I am going to have this function take a gff file in order to get the go ids and gene ids on the same page.
simple_gostats(
sig_genes,
go_db = NULL,
gff = NULL,
gff_df = NULL,
universe_merge = "id",
second_merge_try = "locus_tag",
species = "fun",
pcutoff = 0.1,
conditional = FALSE,
categorysize = NULL,
gff_id = "ID",
gff_type = "cds",
excel = NULL,
...
)
sig_genes |
Input list of differentially expressed genes. |
go_db |
Set of GOids, as before in the format ID/GO. |
gff |
Annotation information for this genome. |
gff_df |
I do not remember what this is for. |
universe_merge |
Column from which to create the universe of genes. |
second_merge_try |
If the first universe merge fails, try this. |
species |
Genbank organism to use. |
pcutoff |
Pvalue cutoff for deciding significant. |
conditional |
Perform a conditional search? |
categorysize |
Category size below which to not include groups. |
gff_id |
key in the gff file containing the unique IDs. |
gff_type |
Gff column to use for creating the universe. |
excel |
Print the results to an excel file? |
... |
More parameters! |
List of returns from GSEABase, Category, etc.
[GSEABase] [Category] [load_gff_annotations()] [GOstats]
## Not run:
knickerbockers <- simple_gostats(sig_genes, gff_file, goids)
## End(Not run)
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