Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/add_groups_col.R
Reads the experiments names from a column, and creates a new column with the group name for each experiment. Parital matchins is supported, so groups can be matched even if you add additional tags to the experiment names (e.g. 'log2_').
1 2 | add_groups_col(x, samples_vector, groups_vector, samples_column,
column_name = "groups")
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x |
A dataframe that contains one column with experiments names. |
samples_vector |
A vector containing the experiment names. |
groups_vector |
A vector containing the group names for each sample of the samples_vector. Info for groups_vector and samples_vector can be stored in a separate dataframe and link the corresponding columns. |
samples_column |
The column name from the input dataframe that containins the sample names. Exact match of this column will be used, so write the full name. |
column_name |
The name of the new column that will include the group name. Default value is 'groups', and this column should not already exist in the dataframe used as input. |
1 2 3 4 | grouped_data <- add_groups(x = NS_secreted_long,
samples_vector = groups_df$headers_raw,
groups_vector = groups_df$group,
samples_column = "variable")
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