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iProFun.eFDR | R Documentation |
iProFun empirical false discovery rate (eFDR) assessment based on permutation for multiple outcome data types.
iProFun.eFDR( reg.all, yList, xList, covariates, pi1, NoProbXIndex = NULL, permutate_number = 10, var.ID = c("Gene_ID"), Y.rescale = F, var.ID.additional = NULL, seed = NULL )
reg.all |
The regression summary (unformatted) such as from iProFun.reg. |
yList |
yList is a list of data matrix for outcomes. |
xList |
xList is a list of data matrix for predictors. |
covariates |
covariates is a list of data matrix for covariate. |
pi1 |
pi1 is pre-specified prior of proportion of non-null statistics. It cane be a number in (0, 1) or a vector of numbers with length of ylist. |
NoProbXIndex |
NoProbXIndex allows users to provide the index for the predictor data type(s) that are not considered for calculating posterior probabilities of association patterns. |
permutate_number |
Number of permutation, default 10 |
var.ID |
var.ID gives the variable name (e.g. gene/protein name) to match different data types. If IDs are not specified, the first columns will be considered as ID variable. |
Y.rescale |
Y.rescale (default = False) gives whether each outcome variable should be standardized to mean 0 and sd 1 before regression. |
var.ID.additional |
var.ID.additional allows to output additional variable names from the input. Often helpful if multiple rows (e.g. probes) are considered per gene to allow clear index of the rows. |
seed |
seed allows users to externally assign seed to replicate results. |
xName: |
Name of the predictors. |
PostProb: |
The association probability for each gene on each data type. |
Gene_efdr: |
The eFDR for each gene on each data type. |
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