MinNetRank: MinNetRank

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples

View source: R/MinNetRank.R

Description

Discovery of candidate cancer genes by network-based integration of multi-omics data

Usage

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MinNetRank(Network = "AdjacencyMatrix", SNP = FALSE, TumorExpression = FALSE, NormalExpression = FALSE, CGC = KnownGenes, beta = 0.4841825)

Arguments

Network

the interaction network

SNP

the mutation matrix

TumorExpression

the tumor sample expresion

NormalExpression

the normal sample expresion

CGC

the known cancer genes

beta

the restart probability

Details

MinNetRank utilized minimum strategy to prioritize genes both the mutation relevance score and expression relevance score are high. MinNetRank was a single sample network diffusion approach that could detect personalized driver genes. MinNetRank combined the ranking of genes for individual samples into a robust population-level gene ranking.

Author(s)

Ting Wei <weitinging@sjtu.edu.cn>; Zhangsheng Yu Maintainer: Ting Wei <weitinging@sjtu.edu.cn>

Examples

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library(MinNetRank)

#load the adjacency network
data("AdjacencyMatrix")

#load the known cancer genes
data("KnownGenes")

#load the mutation data
data("LihcMutation")

#load the tumor expression data
data("LihcTumorExpression")

#load the normal expression data
data("LihcNormalExpression")

#Using AdjacencyMatrix
##Using the mutation and expression data
Network = "AdjacencyMatrix"
LihcMinNetRank = MinNetRank(Network, SNP=LihcMutation, TumorExpression=LihcTumorExpression, NormalExpression=LihcNormalExpression, CGC=KnownGenes, beta = 0.4841825)
write.table(LihcMinNetRank, file='TCGA-LIHC.MinNetRank.Result.xls', quote =F, sep="\t", row.names = FALSE)

weitinging/MinNetRank documentation built on Dec. 29, 2019, 12:26 a.m.