inv.norm.transform: Code for an inverse normal transformation, from Ryan
In syyang93/analyzeR: This package contains functions that Stephanie uses for her analysis of recount RNAseq data.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/inv.norm.transform.R
Description
Code for an inverse normal transformation, from Ryan
Usage
1
inv.norm.transform(mtDNA.resid.15nat)
Arguments
mtDNA.resid.15nat
The variable that you'd like to inverse normal transform
Value
The same value, but after an inverse normal transformation
Examples
1
mtDNA.resid.15nat.inv <- inv.norm.transform(mtDNA.resid.15nat)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/inv.norm.transform.R
Description
Code for an inverse normal transformation, from Ryan
Usage
1 | inv.norm.transform(mtDNA.resid.15nat)
|
Arguments
mtDNA.resid.15nat |
The variable that you'd like to inverse normal transform |
Value
The same value, but after an inverse normal transformation
Examples
1 | mtDNA.resid.15nat.inv <- inv.norm.transform(mtDNA.resid.15nat)
|
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