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In prostarproteomics/DAPAR: Tools for the Differential Analysis of Proteins Abundance with R

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Description

This function computes a regularized version of the likelihood ratio statistic. The regularization adds a user-input fudge factor s1 to the variance estimator. This is straightforward when using a fixed effect model (cases 'numeric' and 'lm') but requires some more care when using a mixed model.

Usage

samLRT(lmm.res.h0, lmm.res.h1, cc, n, p, s1)

Arguments

lmm.res.h0	a vector of object containing the estimates (used to compute the statistic) under H0 for each connected component. If the fast version of the estimator was used (as implemented in this package), lmm.res.h0 is a vector containing averages of squared residuals. If a fixed effect model was used, it is a vector of lm objects and if a mixed effect model was used it is a vector or lmer object.
lmm.res.h1	similar to lmm.res.h0, a vector of object containing the estimates (used to compute the statistic) under H1 for each protein.
cc	a list containing the indices of peptides and proteins belonging to each connected component.
n	the number of samples used in the test
p	the number of proteins in the experiment
s1	the fudge factor to be added to the variance estimate

Value

llr.sam: a vector of numeric containing the regularized log likelihood ratio statistic for each protein. s: a vector containing the maximum likelihood estimate of the variance for the chosen model. When using the fast version of the estimator implemented in this package, this is the same thing as the input lmm.res.h1. lh1.sam: a vector of numeric containing the regularized log likelihood under H1 for each protein. lh0.sam: a vector of numeric containing the regularized log likelihood under H0 for each connected component. sample.sizes: a vector of numeric containing the sample size (number of biological samples times number of peptides) for each protein. This number is the same for all proteins within each connected component.

Author(s)

Thomas Burger, Laurent Jacob

Examples

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