R: Function to calculate the sLA test statistic for a given...
getsLA-methods
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Function to calculate the sLA test statistic for a given triplet data
Description
'getsLA' is used to calculate the sLA test statistic and correponding p value.
Arguments
object
An numerical matrix object with three columns or an object of ExpresionSet class with three features.
boots
The number of bootstrap iterations for estimating the bootstrap standard error of sGLA. Default value is boots=30.
perm
The number of permutation iterations for generating the null distribution of the sGLA test statistic. Default is perm=100.
dim
An index of the column for the gene to be treated as the third controller variable. Default is dim=3
geneMap
A character vector with three elements representing the mapping between gene names and feature names (optional).
Details
The input object can be a numerical matrix with three columns with row representing observations and column representing three variables. It can also be an ExpressionSet object with three features. If input a matrix class data, all three columns of the object representing the variables should have column names. Each variable in the object will be standardized with mean 0 and variance 1 in the function. In addition, the third variable will be quantile normalized within the function. More detail example about the usage of geneMap is demonstrated in the vignette.
Value
'getsLA' returns a vector with two elements. The first element is the value of test statistic and second element is the corresponding p value. A more detailed interpretation of these values is illustrated in the vignette.
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> library(LiquidAssociation)
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> png(filename="/home/ddbj/snapshot/RGM3/R_BC/result/LiquidAssociation/getsLA-methods.Rd_%03d_medium.png", width=480, height=480)
> ### Name: getsLA-methods
> ### Title: Function to calculate the sLA test statistic for a given triplet
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> ### Aliases: getsLA-methods getsLA,eSet-method getsLA,matrix-method getsLA
> ### Keywords: methods htest
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> ### ** Examples
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> data<-matrix(rnorm(300), ncol=3)
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> colnames(data)<-c("Gene1", "Gene2", "Gene3")
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> sLAest<-getsLA(data, boots=20, perm=100)
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> sLAest
sLA p value
0.2199414 0.8200000
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> dev.off()
null device
1
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