Description Usage Arguments Details Value References See Also Examples
Adjusts the breakpoint sensitivity vs. FDR trade-off after fitting the SBL model
1 | BackwardElimination(x, T, MinSegLen, saveInfo = TRUE)
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x |
an object of class 'SBL' |
T |
critical value of the backward elimination algorithm |
MinSegLen |
minimum number of probes each segment must contain |
saveInfo |
Indicates whether annotation data is kept. The default is TRUE |
After fitting the SBL model, we can use this function to quickly adjust the FDR.
The 'T' argument indicates the critical value of the BE algorithm. That is, the statistical score $t_m$ associated with each breakpoint $m$ remaining in the model has to be higher than $T$. The score $t_m$ can be interpreted as the difference between the sample averages of the probes falling on the left and right segment, divided by a pooled estimation of the standard error. Asympotically, when the number of probes on the right and left segments are very large this score will converge to a standard normal distribution, i.e. N(0,1).
The argument 'MinSegLen' can be used to limit the minimum number of probes each CNA segment must contain. We recommend setting at least 'MinSegLen=3' (default value) to eliminate false detections due to extreme outliers.
An object of class 'BackwardElimination'
'print' returns the number of discontinuities or segments by chromosome
'summary' returns the altered segments (gains and loses) with the begining and the end of each one, as well as the number of probes in each segment. This information is given by chromosome
Pique-Regi R, Caceres A, Gonzalez JR. "R-Gada: a package for fast detection and visualization of copy number alterations on multiple samples". BMC Bioinformatics, 2010;11:380.
Pique-Regi R, Monso-Varona J,Ortega A, Seeger RC, Triche TJ, Asgharzadeh S. "Sparse representation and Bayesian detection of the genome copy number alterations from microarray data", Bioinformatics , 2008;24(3):309-18.
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