Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Provides numerical metrics and graphical overview of each dataset
Provides numerical metrics and graphical overview of an ExpressionSet instance
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | metView(x, ...)
## S4 method for signature 'MultiDataSet'
metView(x, factorC = NA, fig.pdfC = NA,
poolAsPool1L = FALSE, poolCvN = 0.3, univTestC = "nonparam",
univAdjustC = "BH", univThreshN = 0.05, plotMainC = "",
plotOverviewL = TRUE, plotSpanN = 1,
plotSampIntensityC = c("median", "mean")[1], info.txtC = NA)
## S4 method for signature 'ExpressionSet'
metView(x, factorC = NA, fig.pdfC = NA,
poolAsPool1L = FALSE, poolCvN = 0.3, univTestC = "nonparam",
univAdjustC = "BH", univThreshN = 0.05, plotMainC = NA,
plotSpanN = 1, plotSampIntensityC = c("median", "mean")[1],
info.txtC = NA)
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x |
MultiDataSet: multiple dataset to be explored |
factorC |
Character: column name of pData to be used for sample color and univariate test |
fig.pdfC |
Character: Name of the file for the graphics; if NA, the graphics are displayed on the screen; |
poolAsPool1L |
Logical: should pool be included (as pool1) in the correlation with the dilution factor? |
poolCvN |
Numeric: threshold for the coefficient of variation of the pools |
univTestC |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which test should be used (see the univariate method) |
univAdjustC |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which correction for multiple testing should be used (see the univariate method) |
plotMainC |
Character: title; note that all 'plot' parameters are used only for display |
plotOverviewL |
Logical: should an overview of the number of samples and variables in all datasets be barplotted? |
plotSpanN |
Numeric: span parameter used in the loess trend estimation |
plotSampIntensityC |
Character: function to be used to display the global sample intensity |
info.txtC |
Character: File name for the printed results (call to 'sink()'); if NA (default), messages will be printed on the screen; if NULL, no verbose will be generated |
univTreshN |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which threshold for the corrected p-values should be used to reject the null hypothesis? |
x |
ExpressionSet: dataset to be explored |
factorC |
Character: column name of pData to be used for sample color and univariate test |
fig.pdfC |
Character: name of the pdf file for output |
poolAsPool1L |
Logical: should pool be included (as pool1) in the correlation with the dilution factor? |
poolCvN |
Numeric: threshold for the coefficient of variation of the pools |
univTestC |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which test should be used (see the univariate method) |
univAdjustC |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which correction for multiple testing should be used (see the univariate method) |
univTreshN |
Character: if 'factorC' is specified, which threshold for the corrected p-values should be used to reject the null hypothesis? |
plotMainC |
Character: title; note that all 'plot' parameters are used only for display |
plotSpanN |
Numeric: span parameter used in the loess trend estimation |
plotSampIntensityC |
Character: function to be used to display the global sample intensity |
info.txtC |
Character: File name for the printed results (call to 'sink()'); if NA (default), messages will be printed on the screen; if NULL, no verbose will be generated |
MultiDataSet including the computed sample and variable metrics
ExpressionSet including the computed sample and variable metrics
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | prometMset <- metRead(system.file("extdata/promet",
package = "metabolis"))
## Not run:
prometMset <- metView(prometMset)
prometMset <- metView(prometMset, factorC = "gene")
## End(Not run)
sacSet <- metRead(system.file("extdata/sacurine",
package = "metabolis"))
sacSet <- metView(sacSet)
sacSet <- metCorrect(sacSet)
sacSet <- metView(sacSet)
sacSet <- metTransform(sacSet)
sacSet <- metView(sacSet)
sacSet <- metView(sacSet, factorC = "gender")
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