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## Name: sigFeaturePvalue.R
## Author: Pijush Das, Dr. Susanta Roychudhury, Dr. Sucheta Tripathy
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## Change Log:
## * April 4, 2018
## - split sigFeature.R into several files for easier readability
## and maintenance
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## sigFeaturePvalue(): This function will compute the p-value of those
## ranked features between the two classes by using t-statistic.
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sigFeaturePvalue <- function(x, y, NumberOfSignificantGene=0,
SignificantGeneLilt=0){
#Checking for the variables
stopifnot(!is.null(x) == TRUE, !is.null(y) == TRUE)
stopifnot(!is.null(NumberOfSignificantGene) == TRUE)
stopifnot(!is.null(SignificantGeneLilt) == TRUE)
if(NumberOfSignificantGene!=0){
#if(SignificantGeneLilt==0){stop("Gene list is not available.")}
SelectedGene <- SignificantGeneLilt[seq_len(NumberOfSignificantGene)]
}else{
SelectedGene=seq_len(dim(x)[2])
}
m = seq_len(dim(x)[1])
clsA <- x[m[which(y== names(table(y))[1])], ]
clsB <- x[m[which(y== names(table(y))[2])], ]
clsA1 <- clsA[ ,SelectedGene]
clsB1 <- clsB[ ,SelectedGene]
pvals <- lapply(seq_len(dim(clsA1)[2]),
function(i) t.test(clsA1[ ,i],clsB1[ ,i])$p.value)
return(pvals)
}
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