zdesign-methods: ~~ Methods for Function 'zdesign' ~~
In mnodzenski/metabomxtr: A package to run mixture models for truncated metabolomics data with normal or lognormal distributions
zdesign-methods R Documentation
~~ Methods for Function zdesign ~~
Description
~~ Methods for function zdesign ~~
Methods
signature(x="data.frame",m="ANY")-
The columns of data frame 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
signature(x="ExpressionSet",m="ANY")-
The columns of the phenoData section of expression set 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
signature(x="matrix",m="ANY")-
The columns of matrix 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
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~~ Methods for Function zdesign ~~
Description
~~ Methods for function zdesign ~~
Methods
signature(x="data.frame",m="ANY")-
The columns of data frame 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
signature(x="ExpressionSet",m="ANY")-
The columns of the phenoData section of expression set 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
signature(x="matrix",m="ANY")-
The columns of matrix 'x' specified in the input Formula object 'm' are converted to the design matrix for the continuous portion of the mixture model.
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