Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
This class constructor is used to create instances of OPERATOR object, to be used in GMQL functions that require operator on value.
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value |
string identifying name of metadata attribute |
type |
string identifying the type of the attribute value; it must be: INTEGER, DOUBLE or STRING. For NIL() function, only INTEGER and DOUBLE are allowed |
META: It prepares input parameter to be passed to library function meta, performing all the type conversions needed
SQRT: It prepares input parameter to be passed to library function sqrt, performing all the type conversions needed
NIL: It prepares input parameter to be passed to library function null, performing all the type conversions needed
Operator object
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## and creation of results on disk. Then, with system.file() it defines
## the path to the folder "DATASET" in the subdirectory "example"
## of the package "RGMQL" and opens such folder as a GMQL dataset
## named "exp"
init_gmql()
test_path <- system.file("example", "DATASET", package = "RGMQL")
exp = read_gmql(test_path)
## This statement allows to select, in all input samples, all those regions
## for which the region attribute score has a value which is greater
## than the metadata attribute value "avg_score" in their sample.
data = filter(exp, r_predicate = score > META("avg_score"))
## This statement defines new numeric region attributes with "null" value.
## The syntax for creating a new attribute with null value is
## attribute_name = NULL(TYPE), where type may be INTEGER or DOUBLE.
out = select(exp, regions_update = list(signal = NIL("INTEGER"),
pvalue = NIL("DOUBLE")))
## This statement allows to build an output dataset named 'out' such that
## all the samples from the input dataset 'exp' are conserved,
## as well as their region attributes (and their values)
## and their metadata attributes (and their values).
## The new metadata attribute 'concSq' is added to all output samples
## with value correspondent to the mathematical squared root
## of the pre-existing metadata attribute 'concentration'.
out = select(exp, metadata_update = list(concSq = SQRT("concentration")))
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