Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Source Examples
PlotHotspots: Plot hot spot for CNVs.
| 1 2 3 4 | PlotHotspots(CNVsDF, Hotspots, ListOfRawDataPath, Cores = 1, Skip = 10,
  Alpha = 1, Times = 10, NumSamples = 20, penalty = 60,
  Quantile = FALSE, QSpline = FALSE, sd = 0.18, OverlapMin = 0.9,
  OverlapMax = 1.1, SNPList = NULL)
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| CNVsDF: | Data frame with CNVs, default = Unknown. | 
| Hotspots: | Unknown, default = Unknown. | 
| ListOfRawDataPath: | Full path for each sample. You can get it using the command: Files <- list.files(path=PathRawData, pattern=Pattern, full.names=TRUE, recursive=recursive). Than use ListOfRawDataPath=Files. | 
| Cores: | The number of cores used, default = 1. | 
| Skip: | Integer, the number of lines of the data file to be skipped before beginning to read the data, default = 10. | 
| Penalty: | The coefficient of the penalty for degrees of freedom, default = 60. | 
| Quantile: | Logical, if quantile normalization should be applied or not, default = FALSE. | 
| QSpline: | Logical, if a cubic smoothing spline should be used to normalize the data, default = FALSE. | 
| Sd: | Numeric, Log R Ratio standard deviation for the quantile normalization, default = 0.18. | 
Specifically designed to handle noisy data from amplified DNA on phenylketonuria (PKU) cards. The function is a pipeline using many subfunctions.
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Marcelo Bertalan, Louise K. Hoeffding.
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