comparisonsPheno: Transform intensity values in a gradient of color from green...
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View source: R/comparisonsPheno.R
Description
Transform intensity values in a gradient of color from green to red.
Usage
1
comparisonsPheno(exprset)
Arguments
exprset
Expression set containing all the information on a dataset
Value
A vector of colors. The darkest green values are the lowest and the darkest red values are the highest.
Author(s)
Simon J Pelletier
See Also
Examples
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gset <- getGEO('GSE61276', GSEMatrix =TRUE) #GSE61276 GSE12654
exprset <- gset[[1]]
comparisons <- comparisonsPheno(exprset)[[1]]
comparisonsTable <- comparisonsPheno(exprset)[[2]]
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View source: R/comparisonsPheno.R
Description
Transform intensity values in a gradient of color from green to red.
Usage
1 | comparisonsPheno(exprset)
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Arguments
exprset |
Expression set containing all the information on a dataset |
Value
A vector of colors. The darkest green values are the lowest and the darkest red values are the highest.
Author(s)
Simon J Pelletier
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 | gset <- getGEO('GSE61276', GSEMatrix =TRUE) #GSE61276 GSE12654
exprset <- gset[[1]]
comparisons <- comparisonsPheno(exprset)[[1]]
comparisonsTable <- comparisonsPheno(exprset)[[2]]
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