StrandFreqMatrix: A class for storing a matrix of frequencies of Watson to...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
The strand information stored in this object is the ratio of Watson to Crick reads
mapping to each contig in each library (cell). This should fall within the range (-1,1).
This class simply extends matrix, but with additional validity checking.
Usage
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StrandFreqMatrix(counts = matrix(double()))
Arguments
counts
a double matrix of read count ratios
Value
a StrandFreqMatrix
Examples
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data("exampleWatsonFreq")
data("exampleCrickFreq")
frequencyMatrix <- sapply(1:ncol(exampleCrickFreq),
function(colNum){exampleCrickFreq[,colNum] / exampleWatsonFreq[,colNum]})
StrandFreqMatrix(frequencyMatrix)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The strand information stored in this object is the ratio of Watson to Crick reads mapping to each contig in each library (cell). This should fall within the range (-1,1). This class simply extends matrix, but with additional validity checking.
Usage
1 | StrandFreqMatrix(counts = matrix(double()))
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Arguments
counts |
a double matrix of read count ratios |
Value
a StrandFreqMatrix
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | data("exampleWatsonFreq")
data("exampleCrickFreq")
frequencyMatrix <- sapply(1:ncol(exampleCrickFreq),
function(colNum){exampleCrickFreq[,colNum] / exampleWatsonFreq[,colNum]})
StrandFreqMatrix(frequencyMatrix)
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