#' @title Computing Power for Single Cell Expression Case-Control Differential
#' Expression Analysis
#'
#' @name compute_power
#'
#' @description Computes power for single cell data that is cell-type specifc and
#' hierarchical. This function computes power using random
#' effects to account for the correlation structure that exists among measures
#' from cells within an individual. The power calculations will borrow
#' information from the input data (or the package default data) to 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.
#'
#' @details Prior to running the \code{\link{power_hierarchicell}} function, it
#' is important to run the \code{\link{filter_counts}} function followed by
#' the \code{\link{compute_data_summaries}} function to build an R object that
#' is in the right format for the following simulation function to properly
#' work.
#'
#' @note Data should be \strong{only for cells of the specific cell-type} you
#' are interested in simulating or computing power for. Data should also
#' contain as many unique sample identifiers as possible. If you are inputing
#' data that has less than 5 unique values for sample identifier (i.e.,
#' independent experimental units), then the empirical estimation of the
#' inter-individual heterogeneity is going to be very unstable. Finding such a
#' dataset will be difficult at this time, but, over time (as experiments grow
#' in sample size and the numbers of publically available single-cell RNAseq
#' datasets increase), this should improve dramatically.
#'
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#'@title Compute Power for Single Cell Expression Case-Control Analysis
#'
#'@rdname power_hierarchicell
#'
#'@description Computes power for single cell data that is cell-type specifc,
#' hierarchical, and compositonal. This function computes power using random
#' effects to account for the correlation structure that exists among measures
#' from cells within an individual. The power calculations will borrow
#' information from the input data (or the package default data) to 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.
#'
#'@details Prior to running the \code{\link{power_hierarchicell}} function, it
#' is important to run the \code{\link{filter_counts}} function followed by the
#' \code{\link{compute_data_summaries}} function to build an R object that is
#' in the right format for the following simulation function to properly work.
#'
#'@note Data should be \strong{only for cells of the specific cell-type} you are
#' interested in simulating or computing power for. Data should also contain as
#' many unique sample identifiers as possible. If you are inputing data that
#' has less than 5 unique values for sample identifier (i.e., independent
#' experimental units), then the empirical estimation of the inter-individual
#' heterogeneity is going to be very unstable. Finding such a dataset will be
#' difficult at this time, but, over time (as experiments grow in sample size
#' and the numbers of publically available single-cell RNAseq datasets
#' increase), this should improve dramatically.
#'
#'@param data_summaries an R object that has been output by the package's
#' compute_data_summaries function. No default
#'
#'@param n_genes an integer. The number of genes you would like to simulate for
#' your dataset. Too large of a number may cause memory failure and may slow
#' the simulation down tremendously. We recommend an integer less than 40,000.
#' Defaults to 10,000.
#'
#'@param n_per_group an integer. The number of independent samples per
#' case/control group for simulation. Creates a balanced design, for unbalanced
#' designs, specify n_cases and n_controls separately. If not specifying a
#' foldchange, the number of cases and controls does not matter. Defaults to 3.
#'
#'@param n_cases an integer. The number of independent control samples for
#' simulation. Defaults to n_per_group.
#'
#'@param n_controls an integer. The number of independent case samples for
#' simulation. Defaults to n_per_group.
#'
#'@param cells_per_control an integer. The mean number of cells per control you
#' would like to simulate. Too large of a number may cause memory failure and
#' may slow the simulation down tremendously. We recommend an integer less than
#' 300, but more is possible. We note that anything greater than 100, brings
#' marginal improvements in power. Defaults to 100.
#'
#'@param cells_per_case an integer. The mean number of cells per case you would
#' like to simulate. Too large of a number may cause memory failure and may
#' slow the simulation down tremendously. We recommend an integer less than
#' 300, but more is possible. We note that anything greater than 100, brings
#' marginal improvements in power. Defaults to 100.
#'
#'@param ncells_variation_type either "Poisson", "NB", or "Fixed". Allows the
#' number of cells per individual to be fixed at exactly the specified number
#' of cells per individual, vary slightly with a poisson distribution with a
#' lambda equal to the specified number of cells per individual, or a negative
#' binomial with a mean equal to the specified number of cells and dispersion
#' size equal to one.Defaults to "Poisson".
#'
#'@param pval a number. The significance threshold (alpha) to use for
#' significance. Defaults to 0.05. Can also be a vector of pvalue - up to a
#' length of 5.
#'
#'@param foldchange a number between 1 and 10. The amount of fold change to
#' simulate a difference in expression between case and control groups. The
#' foldchange changes genes in either direction, so a foldchange of 2 would
#' cause the mean expression in cases to be either twice the amount or half the
#' amount for any particular gene. Defaults to 1.
#'
#'@param decrease_dropout a numeric proportion between 0 and 1. The proportion
#' by which you would like to simulate decreasing the amount of dropout in your
#' data. For example, if you would like to simulate a decrease in the amount of
#' dropout in your data by twenty percent, then 0.2 would be appropriate. This
#' component of the simulation allows the user to adjust the proportion of
#' dropout if they believe future experiments or runs will have improved
#' calling rates (due to improved methods or improved cell viability) and
#' thereby lower dropout rates. Defaults to 0.
#'
#'@param alter_dropout_cases a numeric proportion between 0 and 1. The
#' proportion by which you would like to simulate decreasing the amount of
#' dropout between case control groups. For example, if you would like to
#' simulate a decrease in the amount of dropout in your cases by twenty
#' percent, then 0.2 would be appropriate. This component of the simulation
#' allows the user to adjust the proportion of dropout if they believe the
#' stochastic expression of a gene will differ between cases and controls. For
#' a two-part hurdle model, like MAST implements, this will increase your
#' ability to detect differences. Defaults to 0.
#'
#'@return The estimated power under the specified conditions when using random
#' effects to account for the correlation structure that exists among measures
#' from cells within an individual.
#'
#'@examples
#'\donttest{clean_expr_data <- filter_counts()
#'data_summaries <- compute_data_summaries(clean_expr_data)
#'power_hierarchicell(data_summaries, n_genes = 100, n_per_group = 2)}
#'
#'@export
power_hierarchicell <- function(data_summaries,
n_genes = 10000,
n_per_group = 3,
n_cases = n_per_group,
n_controls = n_per_group,
cells_per_case = 100,
cells_per_control = 100,
ncells_variation_type = "Poisson",
pval = 0.05,
foldchange = 1,
decrease_dropout = 0,
alter_dropout_cases = 0){
if (!requireNamespace(c("MAST","SummarizedExperiment","lme4"),quietly = TRUE)){
stop("The packages 'MAST', 'lme4', 'fitdistrplus', and \n
'SummarizedExperiment' are required. Please install them.\n
It may be a problem with dependencies for these packages,\n
type '!requireNamespace(\"MAST\")' to see if this is the issue.",
call. = FALSE)
} else {
if (cells_per_control < 50 | cells_per_case < 50){
message("----------------------------------------------")
message("Mean number of cells per individual is less than 50.\nThe probability of complete separation will start to increase.")
message("----------------------------------------------")
}
all_genes <- suppressMessages(simulate_hierarchicell(data_summaries,
n_genes = n_genes,
n_per_group = n_per_group,
n_cases = n_cases,
n_controls = n_controls,
cells_per_case = cells_per_case,
cells_per_control = cells_per_control,
ncells_variation_type = ncells_variation_type,
foldchange = foldchange,
decrease_dropout = decrease_dropout,
alter_dropout_cases = alter_dropout_cases))
genecounts <- as.matrix(t(all_genes[,c(-1,-2,-3)]))
coldata <- all_genes[,1:3]
coldata$Status <- as.factor(coldata$Status)
genecounts <- genecounts[which(apply(genecounts, 1, mean) > 5), ]
genecounts <- genecounts[,rownames(coldata)]
log2counts <- log2(genecounts + 1)
fData <- data.frame(primerid=rownames(genecounts))
sca <- suppressMessages(MAST::FromMatrix(exprsArray=log2counts, cData=coldata, fData=fData))
cdr2 <- colSums(SummarizedExperiment::assay(sca)>0)
SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$ngeneson <- scale(cdr2)
SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$Status <-
factor(SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$Status)
SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$DonorID <-
factor(SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$DonorID)
zlmCond <- suppressWarnings(MAST::zlm(~ ngeneson + Status + (1 | DonorID),
sca, method='glmer',ebayes = F,
strictConvergence = FALSE))
summaryCond <- suppressWarnings(MAST::summary(zlmCond,
doLRT='StatusControl'))
summaryDt <- summaryCond$datatable
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='StatusControl' & summaryDt$component=='C', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='StatusControl' & summaryDt$component=='H', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='StatusControl' & summaryDt$component=='D', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
}
}
#'@title Compute Power for Single Cell Expression Analysis for a Continuous
#' Measure
#'
#'@rdname power_hierarchicell_continuous
#'
#'@description Computes power for single cell data that is cell-type specifc and
#' hierarchical. This function computes power using random effects to account
#' for the correlation structure that exists among measures from cells within
#' an individual. The power calculations will borrow information from the input
#' data (or the package default data) to simulate data under a variety of
#' pre-determined conditions. These conditions include the mean and standard
#' deviation of the continuous measure of interest, number of genes, number of
#' samples (i.e., independent experimental units), correlation between the
#' outcome and fold change, and the mean number of cells per individual.
#'
#'@details Prior to running the \code{\link{power_hierarchicell}} function, it
#' is important to run the \code{\link{filter_counts}} function followed by the
#' \code{\link{compute_data_summaries}} function to build an R object that is
#' in the right format for the following simulation function to properly work.
#'
#'@note Data should be \strong{only for cells of the specific cell-type} you are
#' interested in simulating or computing power for. Data should also contain as
#' many unique sample identifiers as possible. If you are inputing data that
#' has less than 5 unique values for sample identifier (i.e., independent
#' experimental units), then the empirical estimation of the inter-individual
#' heterogeneity is going to be very unstable. Finding such a dataset will be
#' difficult at this time, but, over time (as experiments grow in sample size
#' and the numbers of publically available single-cell RNAseq datasets
#' increase), this should improve dramatically.
#'
#'@param data_summaries an R object that has been output by the package's
#' compute_data_summaries function. No default
#'
#'@param n_genes an integer. The number of genes you would like to simulate for
#' your dataset. Too large of a number may cause memory failure and may slow
#' the simulation down tremendously. We recommend an integer less than 40,000.
#' Defaults to 10,000.
#'
#'@param n_individuals an integer. The number of independent samples for
#' simulation. If not specifying a foldchange, the number of cases and controls
#' does not matter. Defaults to 3.
#'
#'@param cells_per_individual an integer. The mean number of cells per control
#' you would like to simulate. Too large of a number may cause memory failure
#' and may slow the simulation down tremendously. We recommend an integer less
#' than 300, but more is possible. We note that anything greater than 100,
#' brings marginal improvements in power. Defaults to 100.
#'
#'@param ncells_variation_type either "Poisson", "NB", or "Fixed". Allows the
#' number of cells per individual to be fixed at exactly the specified number
#' of cells per individual, vary slightly with a poisson distribution with a
#' lambda equal to the specified number of cells per individual, or a negative
#' binomial with a mean equal to the specified number of cells and dispersion
#' size equal to one.Defaults to "Poisson".
#'
#'@param pval a number. The significance threshold (alpha) to use for
#' significance. Defaults to 0.05. Can also be a vector of pvalue - up to a
#' length of 5.
#'
#'@param rho a number between -1 and 1. The amount of correlation between fold
#' change and the continuous measure of interest.Defaults to 1.
#'
#'@param continuous_mean A number. The mean for your continuous measure of
#' interest. Assumes a normal distribution.Defaults to 0.
#'
#'@param continuous_sd A number. The standard deviation for your continuous
#' measure of interest. Assumes a normal distribution.Defaults to 1.
#'
#'@param decrease_dropout a numeric proportion between 0 and 1. The proportion
#' by which you would like to simulate decreasing the amount of dropout in your
#' data. For example, if you would like to simulate a decrease in the amount of
#' dropout in your data by twenty percent, then 0.2 would be appropriate. This
#' component of the simulation allows the user to adjust the proportion of
#' dropout if they believe future experiments or runs will have improved
#' calling rates (due to improved methods or improved cell viability) and
#' thereby lower dropout rates. Defaults to 0.
#'
#'
#'@return The estimated power under the specified conditions when using random
#' effects to account for the correlation structure that exists among measures
#' from cells within an individual.
#'
#'@examples
#'\donttest{clean_expr_data <- filter_counts()
#'data_summaries <- compute_data_summaries(clean_expr_data)
#'power_hierarchicell_continuous(data_summaries,
#' n_genes = 100,
#' n_individuals = 2,
#' cells_per_individual = 50)}
#'
#'@export
power_hierarchicell_continuous <- function(data_summaries,
n_genes = 10000,
n_individuals = 3,
cells_per_individual = 100,
ncells_variation_type = "Poisson",
pval = 0.05,
rho = 1,
continuous_mean = 0,
continuous_sd = 1,
decrease_dropout = 0){
if (!requireNamespace(c("MAST","SummarizedExperiment","lme4"),quietly = TRUE)){
stop("The packages 'MAST', 'lme4', 'fitdistrplus', and \n
'SummarizedExperiment' are required. Please install them.\n
It may be a problem with dependencies for these packages,\n
type '!requireNamespace(\"MAST\")' to see if this is the issue.",
call. = FALSE)
} else {
if (cells_per_individual < 50){
message("----------------------------------------------")
message("Mean number of cells per individual is less than 50.\nThe probability of complete separation will start to increase.")
message("----------------------------------------------")
}
all_genes <- suppressMessages(simulate_hierarchicell_continuous(data_summaries,
n_genes = n_genes,
n_individuals = n_individuals,
cells_per_individual = cells_per_individual,
ncells_variation_type = ncells_variation_type,
rho = rho,
continuous_mean = continuous_mean,
continuous_sd = continuous_sd,
decrease_dropout = decrease_dropout))
genecounts <- as.matrix(t(all_genes[,c(-1,-2,-3,-4)]))
coldata <- all_genes[,1:4]
coldata$Outcome <- as.numeric(as.character(coldata$Outcome))
genecounts <- genecounts[which(apply(genecounts, 1, mean) > 5), ]
genecounts <- genecounts[,rownames(coldata)]
log2counts <- log2(genecounts + 1)
fData <- data.frame(primerid=rownames(genecounts))
sca <- suppressMessages(MAST::FromMatrix(exprsArray=log2counts, cData=coldata, fData=fData))
cdr2 <- colSums(SummarizedExperiment::assay(sca)>0)
SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$ngeneson <- scale(cdr2)
SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$DonorID <-
factor(SummarizedExperiment::colData(sca)$DonorID)
zlmCond <- suppressWarnings(MAST::zlm(~ ngeneson + Outcome + (1 | DonorID),
sca, method='glmer',ebayes = F,
strictConvergence = FALSE))
summaryCond <- suppressWarnings(MAST::summary(zlmCond,
doLRT='Outcome'))
summaryDt <- summaryCond$datatable
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='Outcome' & summaryDt$component=='C', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Continuous Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='Outcome' & summaryDt$component=='H', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Hurdle Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
fcHurdle <- summaryDt[summaryDt$contrast=='Outcome' & summaryDt$component=='D', c(1,4)]
fcHurdle <- stats::na.omit(as.data.frame(fcHurdle))
if (length(pval) == 1){
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval, 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 2) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 3) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 4) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
} else if (length(pval) == 5) {
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[1], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[1]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[2], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[2]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[3], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[3]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[4], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[4]," is: ", rate))
signif <- ifelse(fcHurdle[,2] < pval[5], 1, 0)
rate <- mean(signif)
message(paste0("Discrete Power for ",pval[5]," is: ", rate))
} else {
message("Too many pvalues, shorten vector of pvalues to 5 or less")
}
}
}
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