View source: R/corrSeq_summary.R
corrSeq_summary | R Documentation |
Conducts hypothesis testing on models fit using the corrSeq_fit
function.
corrSeq_summary(
corrSeq_results = NULL,
corrSeq_results_reduced = NULL,
coefficient = NULL,
contrast = NULL,
p_adj_method = "BH",
df = "residual",
sort_results = T
)
corrSeq_results |
Results object from |
corrSeq_results_reduced |
Results object from |
coefficient |
Character string or numeric indicator of which coefficient to summarize. Ignored if contrast is specified. |
contrast |
Numeric vector or matrix specifying a contrast of the linear model coefficients to be tested. Number of columns must equal the number of coefficients in the model. If specified, then takes precedence over coefficient. |
p_adj_method |
Method for adjusting for multiple comparisons (default is Benjamini-Hochberg). See |
df |
Method for computing degrees of freedom for t- and F-tests. The options "Satterthwaite" and "Kenward-Roger" can only be used for models fit using nbmm_pl or lmm. Options "containment" and "residual" can be used for models fit using any method except nbmm_agq (which does not use degrees of freedom, so use df=NA). Alternatively, a single numeric value representing the df for all tests can also be given. If testing a multi-row contrast for nbmm_lp, nbmm_agq, or gee, use df=NA since these tests do not use degrees of freedom. If using a multi-row contrast for nbmm_pl or lmm, only df="Satterthwaite" and df="Kenward-Roger" are available. |
sort_results |
Should the results table be sorted by adjusted p-value? |
For single DF tests (single line contrasts or testing a single coefficient) all methods use a t-test except nbmm_agq. For multiple DF tests (multi-row contrasts), nbmm_pl and lmm use an F-test, nbmm_lp uses a likelihood ratio test, and gee uses a Wald test. For both single DF and multiple DF tests, nbmm_agq will perform a Wald test if no reduced model is provided. Otherwise a LRT is used.
No DF is required for Wald of LRT tests, so df=NA should be used. Satterthwaite and Kenward-Rogers are only available for lmm and nbmm_pl. For multi-row contrasts for nbmm_pl and lmm, only Satterthwaite and Kenward-Rogers can be used.
This function returns a list object with the following components:
coefficient |
Name of the coefficient being summarized (if given). |
contrast_mat |
Contrast matrix (if given) |
summary_table |
A summary table including the gene name, estimate, standard error, degrees of freedom, test statistic, and raw and adjusted p-value. |
df |
Method for computing the degrees of freedom. |
p_adj_method |
Method for adjusting the raw p-values. |
singular_fits |
Gene names for genes that resulted in singular model fits. The summary information for these genes will be NA. Not applicable for models fit using |
method |
Method used to fit the models. |
Elizabeth Wynn
corrSeq_fit
geeglm_small_samp
, glmm_nb_lmer
, lmer
, glmmadmb
, mixed_model
data("simdata")
sample_meta_data <- simdata$metadata
## Subset down to 10 observation (i.e. gene)
counts=simdata$counts[1:10,]
## Fit NBMM-PL models
## Use log(library size) as an offset
## Note, group and time are factors
nbmm_pl_fit <- corrSeq_fit(formula = ~ group * time+(1|ids)+offset(log_offset),
expr_mat = counts,
sample_data = sample_meta_data,
method="nbmm_pl")
## Test for differential expression between groups at any timepoints
contrast_mat<-rbind(c(0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0), #Difference in groups at time1
c(0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0), #Difference in groups at time2
c(0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0), #Difference in groups at time3
c(0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1) #Difference in groups at time4
)
group_sum <-corrSeq_summary(corrSeq_results = nbmm_pl_fit,
contrast = contrast_mat,
p_adj_method = 'BH',
df = 'Satterthwaite',
sort_results = T)
## Test for differential expression between groups at time 1
group_diff_time1 <-corrSeq_summary(corrSeq_results = nbmm_pl_fit,
coefficient = "group1",
p_adj_method = 'BH',
df = 'Satterthwaite',
sort_results = T)
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