prepareFlowSOM | R Documentation |
Aggregate files, transform them and run FlowSOM.
This is used as a first step in the normalization procedure to detect
groups of similar cells. Typically you will not call this function, but use
the wrapper function CytoNorm.train
instead.
prepareFlowSOM(
files,
colsToUse,
nCells = 1e+06,
FlowSOM.params = list(xdim = 15, ydim = 15, nClus = 30, scale = FALSE),
transformList = NULL,
verbose = FALSE,
seed = NULL,
...
)
files |
path to FCS file or a flowSet containing the samples |
colsToUse |
IDs or column names of the columns to use for clustering |
nCells |
The total number of cells to use for the FlowSOM clustering. This number is divided by the number of files to determine the amount to select from each individual file. Default = 1 000 000. |
FlowSOM.params |
List with parameters to pass to the FlowSOM algorithm.
Default = |
transformList |
Transformation list to pass to the flowCore
|
verbose |
If TRUE, extra output is printed while running. |
seed |
If not NULL, set.seed is called with this argument for reproducable results. Default = NULL. |
... |
Additional arguments to pass to read.FCS |
FlowSOM object describing the FlowSOM clustering
dir <- system.file("extdata", package = "CytoNorm")
files <- list.files(dir, pattern = "fcs$")
data <- data.frame(File = files,
Path = file.path(dir, files),
Type = stringr::str_match(files, "_([12]).fcs")[,2],
Batch = stringr::str_match(files, "PTLG[0-9]*")[,1],
stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
data$Type <- c("1" = "Train", "2" = "Validation")[data$Type]
train_data <- dplyr::filter(data, Type == "Train")
ff <- flowCore::read.FCS(data$Path[1])
channels <- grep("Di$", flowCore::colnames(ff), value = TRUE)
transformList <- flowCore::transformList(channels,
cytofTransform)
fsom <- prepareFlowSOM(train_data$Path,
channels,
nCells = 10000, #1000000
FlowSOM.params = list(xdim = 15,
ydim = 15,
nClus = 10,
scale = FALSE),
transformList = transformList,
seed = 1)
FlowSOM::PlotStars(fsom)
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