plotMA: Produces a page containing expression vs. fold-change figures...
In ComputationalProteomics/NormalyzerDE: Evaluation of normalization methods and calculation of differential expression analysis statistics
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Produces a page containing expression vs. fold-change figures (MA plots)
The visualized fold is between the first sample in each group and the
average of the replicate to which that sample belongs
Description
Produces a page containing expression vs. fold-change figures (MA plots)
The visualized fold is between the first sample in each group and the
average of the replicate to which that sample belongs
Usage
plotMA(nr, currentLayout, pageno)
Arguments
nr
Normalyzer results object.
currentLayout
Layout used for document.
pageno
Current page number.
Value
None
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Produces a page containing expression vs. fold-change figures (MA plots) The visualized fold is between the first sample in each group and the average of the replicate to which that sample belongs
Description
Produces a page containing expression vs. fold-change figures (MA plots) The visualized fold is between the first sample in each group and the average of the replicate to which that sample belongs
Usage
plotMA(nr, currentLayout, pageno)
Arguments
nr |
Normalyzer results object. |
currentLayout |
Layout used for document. |
pageno |
Current page number. |
Value
None
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