View source: R/CreateSynSBS1SB5Correlated.R
GenSBS1SBS5ExposureOneTumor | R Documentation |
Generate correlated exposures for one tumor
Function to generate exposure of two correlated signatures (Example: SBS1 and SBS5) for ONE synthetic tumor.
GenSBS1SBS5ExposureOneTumor( tumor.name = "TwoCorreSigsGen::1", main.signature = "SBS5", correlated.signature = "SBS1", main.mean.log = 2.5, main.stdev.log = 0.25, correlated.stdev.log = 0.25, slope.linear = 1, main.signature.lower.thres = 50, correlated.signature.lower.thres = 30, min.main.to.correlated.ratio.linear = 1/3, max.main.to.correlated.ratio.linear = Inf )
tumor.name |
Name of synthetic tumor you want to generate.
(default: |
main.signature |
Name of a signature with smaller variance in the log10 space. (default: "SBS5") |
correlated.signature |
Name of a signature with larger variance in the log10 space. (default: "SBS1") |
main.mean.log |
Mean of log10(mutation burden of |
main.stdev.log |
Standard deviation of log10(mutation burden
of |
correlated.stdev.log |
Contribute to part of the standard deviation of
log10(mutation burden of |
slope.linear |
Average ratio of mutation burden of |
main.signature.lower.thres |
Minimum mutation burden (number of mutations)
induced by |
correlated.signature.lower.thres |
Minimum mutation burden (number of mutations)
induced by |
min.main.to.correlated.ratio.linear |
Minimum ratio of
|
max.main.to.correlated.ratio.linear |
Maximum ratio of
|
forcing dataset to have high Pearson's R^2, while inputting large main.stdev.log value will cause the program to reject unqualified datasets and regenerate new datasets for HOURS OR EVEN DAYS.
Warning 2: If users intend to replicate results of SBS1-SBS5 paper, please specify parameters as indicated in the Supplementary Information of the paper.
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