save_monocle_objects | R Documentation |
Save a Monocle3 full cell_data_set to a specified directory by writing the R objects to RDS files and the nearest neighbor indexes to index files. The assays objects are saved as HDF5Array files when hdf5_assays=TRUE or when the cell_data_set assays are HDF5Array objects. If any assay in the cell_data set is an HDF5 object, all assays must be. When save_monocle_objects is run with hdf5_assays=TRUE, the load_monocle_objects function loads the saved assays into HDF5Array objects in the resulting cell_data_set. Note: operations such as preprocess_cds that are run on assays stored as HDF5Arrays are much, much slower than the same operations run on assays stored as in-memory matrices. You may want to investigate parameters related to the Bioconductor DelayedArray and BiocParallel packages in this case.
save_monocle_objects(
cds,
directory_path,
hdf5_assays = FALSE,
comment = "",
verbose = TRUE
)
cds |
a cell_data_set to save. |
directory_path |
a string giving the name of the directory in which to write the object files. |
hdf5_assays |
a boolean determining whether the non-HDF5Array assay objects are saved as HDF5 files. At this time cell_data_set HDF5Array assay objects are stored as HDF5Assay files regardless of the hdf5_assays parameter value. |
comment |
a string with optional notes that is saved with the objects. |
verbose |
a boolean determining whether to print information about the saved files. |
none.
## Not run:
cds <- load_a549()
save_monocle_objects(cds, 'mo')
## End(Not run)
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