| Tsne-class | R Documentation |
S4 class containing the features to plot tSNEs. This constructor is internal and is used by the method generateTSNECoordinates.
Tsne is a vector of principal components (PC) and perplexity that are the parameters necessary to reduce the dimensionality of the data in the the form of a t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (t-SNE). For details about perplexities parameter see ‘?Rtsne’.
nameA 'character' string representing the name of the tSNE coordinates.
pcA 'numeric' value representing the number of principal components used by CONCLUS to perfom a PCA before calculating the tSNE.
perplexityA 'numeric' vector. Default: c(30, 40)
coordinatesA 'numeric' matrix that contains the coordinates of one tSNE solution.
Tsne(name = "character", pc = "numeric", perplexity = "numeric", coordinates = "matrix")
name: Empty character string or the name of the tSNE.
pc: Empty 'numeric' number of PCs.
perplexity: Empty 'numeric' perplexity values.
coordinates: Empty 'numeric' "matrix" or matrix of coordinates.
In the following snippets, x is a Tsne object.
getName(x): Get the name of the tSNE.
getPC(x): Get the PC used.
getPerplexity(x): Get the perplexity used.
getCoordinates(x): Get the matrix of tSNE coordinates.
In the following snippets, x is a Tsne object.
setName(x) <- value: Set the name of the tSNE.
setPC(x) <- value: Set the PC parameter.
setPerplexity(x) <- value: Set the perplexity parameter.
setCoordinates(x) <- value: Set the matrix of tSNE coordinates.
Ilyess Rachedi and Nicolas Descostes
generateTSNECoordinates
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