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View source: R/correlated_regions_enrichedheatmap.R
Visualizing enrichment for epigenomic signals at TSS
1 2 3 | cr_enriched_heatmap_at_tss(cr, txdb, expr, cgi, fdr_cutoff = 0.05,
meth_diff_cutoff = 0.1, marks = NULL, type = "neg", extend = c(5000, 10000),
expr_ha)
|
cr |
correalted regions |
txdb |
transcriptome annotation which was used in |
expr |
expression matrix which was used in |
cgi |
CpG island, a |
fdr_cutoff |
cutoff for fdr |
meth_diff_cutoff |
cutoff for methylation difference. If there are no subgroup information or only one subgroup, |
marks |
names of histone marks, should be supported in |
type |
visualize negative correlated regions or positive correlated regions |
extend |
base pairs extended to upstream and downstream |
expr_ha |
a |
There are several heatmaps visualize various signals enriched at gene TSS.
There are following heatmaps:
heatmap for gene expression
a point plot showing gene length
If cr
is returned form cr_enriched_heatmap
, there is a one column heatmap which shows the k-means cluters genes belong to
heatmap for CGI enrichment at TSS
heatmap for significant correlated regions
heatmap for correlation between methylation and gene expression
heatmap for mean methylation
heatmap for metnylation difference
heatmap for correlation, mean signal and signal difference for histone marks
If there are more than 12 heatmaps, they will be put into two pages.
Heatmaps are split into two sub-clusters by k-means clustering on the mean methylation matrix.
If there are two subgroups in all samples, each subcluster are split by high expression/low expression
in subgroup 1. In each high expression/low expression, rows are split by the k-means clusters calculated
in cr_enriched_heatmap
. Finally, rows are clustered by considering closeness of signals in the extended
TSS regions.
no value is returned
Zuguang Gu <z.gu@dkfz.de>
1 2 | # There is no example
NULL
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