View source: R/CallPeaks.multiRep.R
CallPeaks.multiRep | R Documentation |
This function identifies and ranks significant m6A peaks, given candidate regions obtained from multiple paired of input \& IP replicates.
CallPeaks.multiRep(Candidates, mu.cutoff, WhichThreshold = "fdr_lfc", pval.cutoff = 1e-5, fdr.cutoff = 0.05, lfc.cutoff = 0.7)
Candidates |
A list containing: genomic coordinates of each candidate region, read counts and log fold change between IP and input in each candidate region. It also contains the size factor of each sample. |
mu.cutoff |
A constant specifying the background methylation levels. This is estimated automatically based on the first step of peak calling. |
WhichThreshold |
A character specifying a threshold for significant peaks. There are three options: "pval" (only use p-values), "fdr" (only use FDR), "lfc" (only use log fold change), "pval_lfc" (use both p-values and log fold changes) and "fdr_lfc" (use FDR and log fold changes). Default is "fdr_lfc". |
pval.cutoff |
A constant indicating the cutoff for p-value. Default is 1e-05. |
fdr.cutoff |
A constant indicating the cutoff for FDR. Default is 0.05. |
lfc.cutoff |
A constant indicating the cutoff for log fold change. Default is 0.7 for fold change of 2. |
This function first calls CallPeaks.paramEsti
to conduct parameter estimation and hypothesis testing for all
candidate m6A regions. Then it filters and ranks
candidate regions using respective criteria to obtain a list of
significant m6A peaks.
The output is a dataframe whose columns are:
chr |
Chromosome number of each peak. |
start |
The start of genomic position of each peak. |
end |
The end of genomic position of each peak. |
strand |
The strand of each peak. |
summit |
The summit of each peak. |
lg.fc |
Log fold change between normalized IP and normalized input read counts. |
mu |
Methylation level of each peak if there are more than one replicates. |
mu.var |
Estimated variance of methylation level for each peak, when there are more than one replicates. |
stats |
Wald test statistics of each peak, when there are more than one replicate. |
shrkPhi |
Shrinkage estimation of mehtylation dispersion for each peak, when there are more than one replicates. |
shrkTheta |
Shrinkage estimation for scale parameter theta in the gamma distribution, when there are more than one replicates. |
pvals |
P-value calculated based on the Wald-test. |
p.adj |
Adjusted p-values using Benjamini-Hochberg procedure. |
rSocre |
A score used to rank each peak. The higher the score, the higher the rank would be. |
Note, there are additional columns with name "*.bam". These columns contain the read counts from respective samples.
### A toy example data("Basal") CallPeaks.multiRep( Candidates = Basal$Candidates, mu.cutoff = 0.5 )
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