| makeTmodFromDataFrame | R Documentation | 
Convert a data frame to a tmod object
makeTmodFromDataFrame(
  df,
  feature_col = 1,
  module_col = 2,
  title_col = NULL,
  extra_module_cols = NULL,
  extra_gene_cols = NULL
)
| df | A data frame | 
| feature_col | Which column contains the feature (gene) IDs | 
| module_col | Which column contains the module (gene set) IDs | 
| title_col | Description of the modules (if NULL, the description will be taken from the module_col) | 
| extra_module_cols | Additional columns to include in the module data frame | 
| extra_gene_cols | Additional gene columns to include in the genes data frame | 
'makeTmodFromFeatureDataFrame' converts mapping information from features (genes) to modules (gene sets). The data frame has a row for each feature-module pair.
'makeTmodFromModuleDataFrame' converts mapping information from features (genes) to modules (gene sets). The data frame has a row for each module, and all gene IDs corresponding to a module are stored as a comma separated string, e.g.
Vice versa, 'tmod2DataFrame' converts a tmod object to a data frame.
A tmod object
makeTmodGS, makeTmodGS
df <- data.frame(
gene_id=LETTERS[1:10],
geneset_id=rep(letters[1:2], each=5),
geneset_description=rep(paste0("Gene set ", letters[1:2]), each=5))
res <- makeTmodFromDataFrame(df, 
  feature_col="gene_id", 
  module_col="geneset_id",
  title_col="geneset_description")
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