Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
View source: R/2AllS4Class_ProfileParameters.R
parameterOptions
is an object used to store and parse the various parameters
needed throughout this analysis pipeline.
1 | parameterOptions(ploidy = 2, boundMolecules = 1000, backgroundSignal = 0, maxSignal = 1, lociWidth = 20000, chipMean = 200, chipSd = 200, chipSmooth = 250, stepSize = 10, removeBackground = 0, noiseFilter = "zero", naturalLog = TRUE, noOfSites = "all", PWMThreshold = 0.7, strandRule = "max", whichstrand = "+-", PWMpseudocount = 1, lambdaPWM = 1)
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ploidy |
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boundMolecules |
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backgroundSignal |
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maxSignal |
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lociWidth |
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chipMean |
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chipSd |
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chipSmooth |
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stepSize |
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removeBackground |
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noiseFilter |
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naturalLog |
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noOfSites |
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PWMThreshold |
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strandRule |
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whichstrand |
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PWMpseudocount |
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lambdaPWM |
A vector (or single value) contaning values for the ScalingFactorPWM (Also known as lambda).Default:1 |
ChIPanalyser requires a lot of parameters. parameterOptions
was created with the intent
of storing and parsing these numerous arguments to the different functions. All parameters in this object are optional although strongly recommend. Some parameters are extracted and updated from
function along the pipeline e.g. maxSignal and backgroundSignal are extracted during the
processingChIP
step. These paramters will be automatically parsed. If you do not which to use them ( or any other parameter) simply parse a new parameterOptions object with your desired
paramters.
Returns a parameterOptions
with updated values.
Patrick C. N. Martin <p.martin@essex.ac.uk>
Zabet NR, Adryan B (2015) Estimating binding properties of transcription factors from genome-wide binding profiles. Nucleic Acids Res., 43, 84–94.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | #
parameterOptions(ploidy = 2, boundMolecules = 1000, backgroundSignal = 0,
maxSignal = 1, lociWidth = 20000, chipMean = 200, chipSd = 200,
chipSmooth = 250, stepSize = 10, removeBackground = 0, noiseFilter = "zero",
naturalLog = TRUE, noOfSites = "all", PWMThreshold = 0.7,
strandRule = "max", whichstrand = "+-", PWMpseudocount = 1,
lambdaPWM = 1)
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