Description Usage Arguments Examples
This function compares two functional annotation charts using a sliding Jaccard coefficient - a ranked list of P-values is produced, and a sliding window is used to find the Jaccard coefficient of two charts at different cutoffs of the top n terms. This is useful to determine where the majority of overlapping terms is located, and can also be used to compare Jaccard profiles between multiple (up to 4) sets if C and D are supplied.
1  | slidingJaccard(setA, setB, increment = 50, setC = NULL, setD = NULL)
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setA | 
 A DAVIDFunctionalAnnotationChart to compare  | 
setB | 
 A DAVIDFunctionalAnnotationChart to compare  | 
increment | 
 The number of terms (n) to increment for each sliding window  | 
setC | 
 A DAVIDFunctionalAnnotationChart to compare, optional  | 
setD | 
 A DAVIDFunctionalAnnotationChart to compare, optional  | 
1 2 3  | data(funChart1)
data(funChart2)
slidingJaccard(funChart1, funChart2, 50, FALSE)
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