ConfigFeatures | R Documentation |
See the example feature config file system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata/ssvQC_peak_config.csv").
ConfigFeatures( config_df, run_by = "All", to_run = NULL, to_run_reference = NULL, color_by = "file", color_mapping = NULL, feature_load_FUN = NULL, n_peaks = 1000, balance_groups = FALSE, overlap_extension = 0, consensus_fraction = getOption("SQC_CONSENSUS_FRACTION", 0), consensus_n = getOption("SQC_CONSENSUS_N", 1), process_features = getOption("SQC_PROCESS_FEATURES", TRUE), is_null = FALSE )
config_df |
data.frame defining configuration parameters. At a minimum, paths to valid files in either the first column or a column named "file". Additional columns defined by color_by and run_by parameters have a big impact on the configuration. |
run_by |
character that defines the column of config_df that groups the features. The default of "All" will simply group all features into a single comparison. |
to_run |
group name to run |
to_run_reference |
group name to included in all runs |
color_by |
character that defines the column of config_df that controls color mapping. The default of "file" will assign a unique color to every feature set. |
color_mapping |
named character vector that maps values of color_by to valid R colors, i.e. "red" or "#FF0000". |
feature_load_FUN |
function that takes a vector of file paths and returns list of GRanges. |
n_peaks |
number of peaks to subset for |
balance_groups |
If TRUE, will attempt to represent imbalanced groups more equally |
overlap_extension |
bp to extends regions by before calculating overlaps |
consensus_fraction |
A numeric between 0 and 1 specifying the fraction of grs that must overlap to be considered consensus. |
consensus_n |
An integer number specifying the absloute minimum of input grs that must overlap for a site to be considered consensus. |
process_features |
if TRUE, features are loaded and overlapped to generate assement regions as part of creating QcConfigFeatures object |
is_null |
if TRUE this object will be treated as NULL |
Or create a config file using QcConfigFeatures.save_config after making one using a different method.
QcConfigFeatures object
QcConfigFeatures object
a QcConfigFeatures object
A QcConfigFeatures object
Invisibly returns path to written config file.
feature_load_FUN
function.
n_peaks
numeric.
consensus_fraction
numeric.
consensus_n
numeric.
feature_config_file = system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata/ssvQC_peak_config.csv") config_df = .parse_config_body(feature_config_file) config_df$file = file.path(system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata"), config_df$file) feature_conf = QcConfigFeatures(config_df, process_features = TRUE) QcConfigFeatures.null() np_files = dir(system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata"), pattern = "Peak$", full.names = TRUE) object = QcConfigFeatures.files(np_files, balance_groups = TRUE) object = ssvQC.prepFeatures(object) plot(object) object = QcConfigFeatures.files(np_files, group_names = c("10A", "AT1", "CA1"), sample_names = c("MCF10A_CTCF", "MCF10AT1_CTCF", "MCF10CA1a_CTCF")) object = ssvQC.prepFeatures(object) plot(object) feature_config_file = system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata/ssvQC_peak_config.csv") object = QcConfigFeatures.parse(feature_config_file) plot(object) feature_config_file = system.file(package = "ssvQC", "extdata/ssvQC_peak_config.csv") feature_config = QcConfigFeatures.parse(feature_config_file)
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