Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
compareSamples_barplot
1 2 | compareSamples_barplot(allData, controlName = "FS + FS", thPval = 0.05,
res_stats = NULL)
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allData |
list with one element for each patient sample/cell line, there must be at least 2 runs (i.e. full cycle) for each sample |
controlName |
name of the control sample, default is "FS+FS" |
thPval |
threshold on the p-value to be considered significant |
res_stats |
output of function computeStatistics, to consider only significant conditions. Default is NA. |
This function compare the distribution of the values measures for each condition across 2 or more samples. For each cell line/patient it tests if each experimental condition is more promising than in the compared cell line/patient and visualises with a barplot the conditions which are significantly different ordered from most to least promising (based on z-score)
1 2 3 | data("allData", package="BraDiPluS")
allData<-allData[c(1,2)]
res<-compareSamples_barplot(allData, controlName="FS + FS")
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