Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Calculate various significance testing statistics from a genome-wide scores with bootstrap replicates.
1 | bremt(theta, T0=0.2)
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theta |
A matrix of genes (rows) versus bootstraps (columns) containing the score of interest (bigger value is better). The original (non-bootstrap) values are in the first column. |
T0 |
Test statistics value below which null is assumed. |
This function computes per-comparison error rate (PCER), family-wise error rate (FWER) and false-discovery rate (FDR) from a set of gene-wise scores with bootstrap replicates.
FWER and FDR are calculated using algorithm in box 2 and 5, respectively, of Ge, Dudoit, Speed (2003) Test 12:1.
A numeric matrix with genes as the row (in the original input order) and columns:
theta |
The first column of the original input, typically the log ratios or any functional of the fitted parameters. |
SE |
Bootstrap standard error, after centering using the original value (not the mean). |
T |
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PCER |
Bootstrap one-sided p-value for each gene. The null distribution is from the centered bootstrap replicates. |
FWER |
Multiple testing p-value based on the step-down MaxT method |
FDR |
False discovery rate. |
1 | ## see the 'quick tutorial'
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