Estimate and remove background signal using anti-genomic background probes
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● Alias: bgAdjust
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Redefine array regions given chromosomal coordinates.
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● Alias: clusterMaker
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Unsupervised clustering of charm data samples by classical multi-dimensional scaling.
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● Alias: cmdsplot
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Make boxplots of the non-control probes and the control probes (after spatial and background correction but before any normalization), to confirm that the control probes have a lower distribution of intensities than the non-control probes.
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● Alias: controlQC
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Return the GC content for each probe
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● Alias: countGC
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Calculate the CpG density for a set of windows
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● Alias: cpgdensity
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Estimate false discovery rate q-values for a set of differentially methylated regions (found using the dmrFinder function) using a permutation approach. For differentially methylated regions found using the dmrFind function, use the qval function instead.
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● Alias: dmrFdr
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Identify DMR candidates using a regression-based approach and correcting for batch effects.
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● Alias: dmrFind
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Find differentially methylated regions (DMRs) from tiling microarray data. If you want to adjust for covariates (including batch effects estimated using SVA) or if your covariate of interest is continuous, use the dmrFind function.
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● Alias: dmrFinder
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Plot differentially methylated regions (DMRs) from tiling microarray data that were identified using the dmrFinder function. To plot DMRs identified using the dmrFind function, use the plotDMRs function.
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● Alias: dmrPlot
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