View source: R/default_params_doc.R
default_params_doc | R Documentation |
This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit is parameters' documentation.
default_params_doc(
binding_strength_threshold,
data_folder,
epitopeome_filename,
fasta_filename,
haplotype,
haplotypes,
hydrophobe_control_peptides_as_data_filename,
ic50_prediction_tool,
ic50_threshold,
keep_selenoproteins,
kyte_doolittle_scale_as_data_filename,
max_hydrophobicity,
mhc_class,
mhc_haplotype,
mhc_1_haplotype,
mhc_2_haplotype,
mhcnuggetsr_peptides_path,
min_hydrophobicity,
msa_method,
msa_subst_matrix,
n_peptides,
non_tmh_eluted_filename,
peptide,
peptides,
peptide_length,
percentile,
png_filename,
protein_lengths_filename,
protein_sequence,
protein_sequences,
proteome_filename,
proteome_as_data_filename,
proteome_9mer_hydrophobicity_as_data_filename,
proteome_type,
pureseqtmr_filename,
target_name,
tmh_9mers_as_data_filename,
tmh_eluted_filename,
tmh_overlapping_binders_as_data_filename,
topology,
topology_prediction_tool,
transition_matrix,
transition_matrix_name,
trans_membrane_analysis_filename,
triplet,
verbose
)
binding_strength_threshold |
threshold of the MHC2 allele's
binding strength. A low threshold, e.g. |
data_folder |
folder where BBBQ stores its data, such as proteomes and prediced topologies. |
epitopeome_filename |
name of the file to store the epitopeome
output.
By default, this filename is generated by tempfile,
and will be put in the |
fasta_filename |
name of a FASTA file |
haplotype |
one MHC-I or MHC-II haplotype |
haplotypes |
a list of MHC-I or MHC-II haplotypes |
hydrophobe_control_peptides_as_data_filename |
filename that stores hydrophobe control peptides as R data, for example 'work/hydrophobe-control-peptides.Rdata' |
ic50_prediction_tool |
tool to predict the IC50 from a
peptide. Possible values are:
|
ic50_threshold |
peptides with a predicted IC50 value (in nM) lower than this will be considered binders. A threshold of 500 (nM) is common. |
keep_selenoproteins |
keep the selenoproteins. The reason to discard these, is that TMHMM cannot deal with selenoproteins. |
kyte_doolittle_scale_as_data_filename |
filename that stores the Kyte-Doolittle scale of hydrophobicity, for example 'data/kyte.doolittle.scale.Rdata' |
max_hydrophobicity |
the maximal hydrophobicity |
mhc_class |
the MHC class, for example |
mhc_haplotype |
haplotype of either HMC-I or MHC-II. Use get_mhc1_haplotypes to get a list of all MHC-I haplotypes. Use get_mhc2_haplotypes to get a list of all MHC-II haplotypes. |
mhc_1_haplotype |
HMC-I haplotope. Use get_mhc1_haplotypes to get a list of all haplotypes |
mhc_2_haplotype |
HMC-II haplotope. Use get_mhc2_haplotypes to get a list of all haplotypes |
mhcnuggetsr_peptides_path |
path to a temporary file to create peptides, as needed by mhcnuggetsr, which is create_temp_peptides_path by default |
min_hydrophobicity |
the minimal hydrophobicity |
msa_method |
the |
msa_subst_matrix |
multiple sequence alignment substitution matrix,
the |
n_peptides |
number of peptides |
non_tmh_eluted_filename |
Filename for the non-TMHs found on B-cells, for example 'data/non-TMH-Bcell-elution.txt' |
peptide |
peptide sequence, for example,
|
peptides |
one ore more peptide sequences |
peptide_length |
length of the peptide in amino acids |
percentile |
how low the IC50 must be for the protein to be considered a binder. For example, 0.02 denotes that the protein must have an IC50 in the lowest 2 percent range. The default value is returned by get_ic50_percentile_binder. |
png_filename |
name of a PNG file |
protein_lengths_filename |
filename to store the length of all proteins in proteome, for example 'work/protein-lengths.txt' |
protein_sequence |
a protein sequence |
protein_sequences |
one or more protein sequences |
proteome_filename |
name of the file the proteome will be stored at |
proteome_as_data_filename |
filename to store the proteome in R data format, for example 'work/proteome.Rdata' |
proteome_9mer_hydrophobicity_as_data_filename |
filename to store the proteome 9-mer hydrophobicities in R data format, for example 'work/proteome.9mer.hydrophobicity.Rdata' |
proteome_type |
type of proteome, must be
either |
pureseqtmr_filename |
name of the file to store the
PureseqTM output.
By default, this filename is generated by tempfile,
and will be put in the |
target_name |
abbreviated name of organism or virus. Use get_target_names to get the valid values. Use get_target_english_name to get the English name of a target. |
tmh_9mers_as_data_filename |
filename to store per TMH protein, the indices at which it is TMH, in R data format. for example 'work/tmh.9mers.Rdata' |
tmh_eluted_filename |
Filename for the TMHs found on B-cells, for example, 'data/TMH-Bcell-elution.txt' |
tmh_overlapping_binders_as_data_filename |
filename to store per TMH overlapping binders in R data format. for example 'work/tmh-overlapping-binders.Rdata' |
topology |
a topology, as created by predict_topology |
topology_prediction_tool |
tool to predict the topology
of a membrane protein. Possible values are:
|
transition_matrix |
the amino acid transition matrix, for example, the BLOSUM62 transition matrix as returned by get_aa_transition_matrix |
transition_matrix_name |
the name of an amino acid transition matrix,
for example, |
trans_membrane_analysis_filename |
Filename for uhhh, something, for example 'tmh-predictions/trans-membrane-analysis-shortened.txt' |
triplet |
a DNA triplet |
verbose |
set to TRUE for more output |
This is an internal function, so it should be marked with
@noRd
. This is not done, as this will disallow all
functions to find the documentation parameters
Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek
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