Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Selects significant genes according to their p-value.
1 | hitselectionPval(dataset, pValVec, col4val, col4sel, thresh, col4anno, file4hits)
|
dataset |
an R data frame generated with |
pValVec |
a vector of p-values, as generated by one of the test functions |
col4val |
a character vector specifying a column of intensity values |
col4sel |
a character vector specifying the name of the new dataset column where hits will be stored |
thresh |
the threshold for the p-values, typically 0.05 |
col4anno |
a character string specifying the name of the dataset column to be used to define the replicate, e.g. |
file4hits |
the name of the file to store the results in |
If there are no p-values under the defined threshold thresh
, the threshold is increased to min(pvalvec)
.
A list containing:
dataset |
the dataset with an added column defining the hits in the form of a binary vector |
hitVector |
the binary vector itself |
replicaMatrix |
a matrix of replicates with corresponding values (as generated by |
thresh |
the threshold for the p-values |
P-values and the intensity values for each siRNA are stored in a text output file.
hitselectionZscore
, hitselectionZscorePval
, Ttest
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | data(scoredDataset1, package="RNAither")
data(pValVec1, package="RNAither")
##for details on the generation of pValVec1 and scoredDataset1, see the example of the Ttest function linked above.
scoredHits1 <- hitselectionPval(scoredDataset1, pValVec1, "SigIntensity", "Pval_hits", 0.05,
"GeneName", "pvalue_testfile1.txt")
newdataset <- scoredHits1[[1]]
hitvector <- scoredHits1[[2]]
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