checkBdev | R Documentation |
checkBdev checks the B deviation values of all the MAD files specified or in a path to check for possible Loss of Y events. The Bdev is computed by default for the PAR1 and PAR2 regions. The minimum cellularity detected in losses is 26 the detection of false positives.
checkBdev(
object,
rsCol = 1,
ChrCol = 2,
PosCol = 3,
LRRCol = 4,
BAFCol = 5,
top = 0.85,
bot = 0.15,
trim = 0.1,
mc.cores,
quiet = FALSE,
hg = "GRCh38",
pval.sig = 0.05,
bdev.threshold = 0.06,
...
)
object |
A LOY class object to check the LOY and uncertain samples or a single file path (APT platform and MAD platform), a vector of file paths (MAD platform) or a MAD rawData folder path containing files ready to be processed with MAD (MAD platform). |
rsCol |
The position of the column with the SNP identifier. |
ChrCol |
The position of the column with the Chromosome field. |
PosCol |
The position of the column with the Position field. |
LRRCol |
The position of the column with the LRR field. |
BAFCol |
The position of the column with the BAF field. |
top |
Superior treshold to consider an heterozygous allele. By default is set to 0.85. |
bot |
Inferior treshold to consider an heterozygous allele. By default is set to 0.15. |
trim |
trim the fraction (0 to 0.5) of probes to be trimmed when summaryzing LRR. |
mc.cores |
The number of cores used to perform the function. By default is set to 1. |
quiet |
Should the function not inform about the status of the process. By default is FALSE. |
hg |
Human genome build version. By default set to "GRCh38". |
pval.sig |
p-value treshold to be used in the classification test. By default is set to 0.05. |
bdev.threshold |
bdev threshold to determine if there is BAF split significant enough to call an altered region. By default is set to 0.05. |
... |
Other parameters. |
A MADloyBdev object that contains the Bdev values for the two PAR regions for all the files analyzed.
getLOY
to process results from MADloy
## Not run:
checkBdev(filepath, mc.cores=2)
## End(Not run)
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