gr.refactor: gr.refactor
In mskilab/gChain: R Package Providing Additional Capabilities and Speed for GenomicRanges Operations
gr.refactor R Documentation
gr.refactor
Description
Takes a pile of ranges gr and new seqnames "sn" (either of length 1 or
of length(gr)) and returns a gr object with the new seqnames and same
widths and new start coordinates. These coordinates are determined by placing
each gr on the corresponding chromosome at 1 + gap after previous gr (or at 1)
Usage
gr.refactor(gr, sn, gap = 0, rev = FALSE)
Arguments
gr
GRanges to refactor
sn
character vector of new seqnames
gap
Default 0
rev
Default FALSE
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gr.refactor
Description
Takes a pile of ranges gr and new seqnames "sn" (either of length 1 or of length(gr)) and returns a gr object with the new seqnames and same widths and new start coordinates. These coordinates are determined by placing each gr on the corresponding chromosome at 1 + gap after previous gr (or at 1)
Usage
gr.refactor(gr, sn, gap = 0, rev = FALSE)
Arguments
gr |
|
sn |
character vector of new seqnames |
gap |
Default 0 |
rev |
Default FALSE |
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