Description Data loading and filtering function Empirical estimation of distributions Simulating expression data Computing type I error Computing power
The hierarchicell package estimates important parameters from single-cell RNAseq expression counts before simulating expression data that is cell-type specific and hierarchical in nature. With the simulated data, hierarchicell is then able to compute power calculations under a variety of conditions. The package consists of four important categories of functions: data loading and cleaning, empirical estimation of distributions, simulating expression data, and computing type 1 error or power.
The data loading and cleaning function is very basic, but data input is
critical to the package working correctly. If no input data is given, the
package default data will be used for simulation and power calculations.
For more detailed information see: filter_counts
The most fundamental component of this package is in the estimation of the
simulation parameters. The functions to estimate parameters for the
simulation estimate the empirical distributions for library size, dropout
rate, and global gene means and model the hierarchical variance structure
of the input data. For more detailed information see:
empirical_estimation
With the parameters estimated, the package can simulate data under a
variety of pre-determined conditions. These conditions include foldchange,
number of genes, number of samples (i.e., independent experimental units),
and the mean number of cells per individual. For more detailed information
see: simulate_count_matrix
With the parameters estimated, the package can compute type 1 error rates
for a number of different tools under a variety of pre-determined
conditions. These conditions include number of genes, number of samples
(i.e., independent experimental units), and the mean number of cells per
individual. For more detailed information see: compute_error
With the parameters estimated, the package can compute power under a
variety of pre-determined conditions. These conditions include foldchange,
number of genes, number of samples (i.e., independent experimental units),
and the mean number of cells per individual. For more detailed information
see: compute_power
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