marginal.LR: Calculate the integrated likelihood ratio.

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also

Description

A function to calculate the integrated likelihood ratio statistics.

Usage

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marginal.LR(thetas, disp.fit, data,  thet, fit.thet, lambda1, 
lambda2, meanmeth, is.smooth = TRUE, m0, ma,const,w1,w2)

Arguments

thetas

Selected dispersions that located in the neighborhood of objective gene.

disp.fit

Selected smoothed dispersions that located in the neighborhood of objective gene.

data

The count data of objective gene

thet

The estimated dispersion of objective gene.

fit.thet

The smoothed dispersion of objective gene.

lambda1

The first parameter of prior variance. See details of intSEQ.

lambda2

The second parameter of prior variance. See details of intSEQ.

meanmeth

Use the estimated dispersion or the local mean as the mean of normal prior.

is.smooth

logical. Whether to use the smoothed dispersion or the estimator itself as the mean of normal prior.

m0

A numeric vector indicating the mean of objective gene under null model.

ma

A numeric vector indicating the mean of objective gene under full model.

const

A multiplying constant to make the product of likelihoods non-zero.

w1

See Details in intSEQ.

w2

See Details in intSEQ.

Details

The marginal.LR returns the integrated likelihood ratio statistic for a objective gene. See intSEQ for detail.

Value

A scalar indicating the integrated likelihood ratio statistic

Author(s)

Yilun Zhang, David Rocke

References

our paper

See Also

intSEQ


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