findDAR: Identifiy Differential Accessible Regions (DARs)

In r3fang/SnapATAC: Single Nucleus Analysis Package for ATAC-Seq

Identifiy Differential Accessible Regions (DARs)

Description

This function takes a snap object and finds differentially accessible regions (DARs) that define clusters.

Usage

findDAR(obj, input.mat, cluster.pos, cluster.neg, cluster.neg.method, bcv, fdr,
  pvalue, test.method, seed.use)

Arguments

obj	A snap object.
input.mat	Matrix to use for finding differential features c("bmat", "pmat", "gmat").
cluster.pos	Cluster to identify DAR markers.
cluster.neg	Cluster used as negative control compare with cluster.pos [NULL]. If cluster.neg is NULL, runFindDARs will automatically identifies background cells by finding those that are closest to cluster.pos cells as a local background.
cluster.neg.method	Method to find negative control cells if cluster.neg==NULL. ["knn", "random"]
bcv	Biological coefficient of variation. Typical values for the common BCV (square-rootdispersion) for datasets arising from well-controlled experiments are 0.4 for human data, 0.1 for data on genetically identical model organisms or 0.01 for technical replicates.
test.method	Test method for differential analysis c("exactTest", "LRT", "QLF").
seed.use	Random seeds.

Examples

data(demo.sp);
idy = findDAR(
obj=demo.sp, 
 input.mat="pmat", 
 cluster.pos=1, 
 bcv=0.1, 
 test.method="exactTest", 
 seed.use=10
 );

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