ClusterSpread: ClusterSpread:
In nathansam/CircadianTools: Collection of Tools for Detecting Rhythmic Genes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/cluster_functions.R
Description
Shows how many genes are in each cluster after clustering has
been applied.
Usage
1
ClusterSpread(cluster.dataset)
Arguments
cluster.dataset
A transcriptomics dataset where the final column
details the cluster the gene belongs to. First column should be gene names.
All remaining columns should be expression levels.
Value
A dataframe object. The first column is the cluster number. Second
column is how many genes belong to that cluster.
Examples
1
2
pam.df <- PamClustering(Laurasmappings, k = 10)
clusterstats<-ClusterSpread(pam.df)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/cluster_functions.R
Description
Shows how many genes are in each cluster after clustering has been applied.
Usage
1 | ClusterSpread(cluster.dataset)
|
Arguments
cluster.dataset |
A transcriptomics dataset where the final column details the cluster the gene belongs to. First column should be gene names. All remaining columns should be expression levels. |
Value
A dataframe object. The first column is the cluster number. Second column is how many genes belong to that cluster.
Examples
1 2 | pam.df <- PamClustering(Laurasmappings, k = 10)
clusterstats<-ClusterSpread(pam.df)
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