r <- params$r input <- params$input r_clust <- params$r_clust library(knitr)
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It contains the main settings and results for the clustering tab of the application.
If you're interested in one particular cluster, you can download the csv table of the genes from this cluster in the tab "explore clusters".
Normalization method :
print(r$norm_method)
Input genes for clustering :
r_clust$genes
Conditions used for the clustering :
r_clust$conditions
Number of clusters tested :
paste("min =", input$min_k, "max =", input$max_k )
Chosen Mixture Models :
if(input$coseq_model) "Poisson" else "Normal"
Transformation prior to Gaussian Mixture :
if(input$coseq_model) "NA" else input$transfo
Statistical model :
r_clust$model
Plots generated by the coseq run :
DIANE::draw_coseq_run(r_clust$model, plot = "ICL") DIANE::draw_coseq_run(r_clust$model, plot = "barplots")
Normalized expression profiles of the clusters:
DIANE::draw_profiles( data = params$normalized_counts, conds = r_clust$conditions, membership = r_clust$membership )
To reproduce this result on identical data, specify this seed in DIANE's interface (data import tab), or as the seed argument to run_coseq() in command line.
r$seed
Let's go for a tour of the different clusters, by visualizing their profiles and gene members.
# Init Step to make sure that the dependencies are loaded htmltools::tagList(DT::datatable(cars)) htmltools::tagList(plotly::ggplotly(ggplot2::ggplot()))
membership <- r_clust$membership K <- 1:max(membership) for(k in K){ genes <- get_genes_in_cluster(membership = membership, cluster = k) print(DIANE::draw_profiles( data = params$normalized_counts, conds = r_clust$conditions, membership = membership, k = k )) table <- data.frame(Genes = genes) if (!is.null(r$gene_info)) { if (r$splicing_aware) ids <- DIANE::get_locus(genes, unique = FALSE) else ids <- genes table <- data.frame(Genes = ids) table[,colnames(r$gene_info)] <- r$gene_info[match(ids, rownames(r$gene_info)),] print(htmltools::tagList( DT::datatable(table ))) } else{ print(table) } }
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