kfold.transMEME: Leave-one-out cross-training for MEME/MAST through...

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) References See Also Examples

View source: R/kfold.transMEME.R

Description

This function does leave-one-out cross-training for MEME/MAST. In this case, a set of nucleotide sequences is lined up MUSCLE and CLUSTALW. This is main difference between transMEME and MEME.

Usage

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Arguments

iicc

Set of initial conditions for the MEET-package: mode, method, background,alignment,threshold,parameters,Transcriptionfactor,nummotif,lenmotif,sentit,position,missing,vector,gapopen,maxiters,gapextend

TF

A set of nucleotide sequence

Details

This function needs MEME/MAST software.

Author(s)

Erola Pairo <epairo@ibecbarcelona.eu> and Joan Maynou <joan.maynou@upc.edu>

References

T. Bailey and C. Elkan, Fitting a mixture model by expectation max- imization to discover motifs in biopolymers in Proc. 2nd Int. Conf. Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology, Aug. 1994, pp. 28.

See Also

MEET, kfold.Entropy, kfold.transMEME,kfoldMEME, kfold.Divergence, kfold.PCA

Examples

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data(iicc)
pathMEET<-system.file("exdata",package="MEET")
#kfold.transMEME(iicc,TF=paste(pathMEET,"AP1.fa",sep="/"))

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