MiInflCount {MiDA}

Mean microarray probes' feature importance from binary classification

Description

Counts mean of probes' feature importance for multiple models of binary classification built on microarray gene/transcript expression data

Usage

MiInflCount(importance.list)

Arguments

importance.list

a list of data frames, containing the result of binary classification: probe IDs in first column and probe's feature importance (relative influence) in the second column in the order from most important to the least important for classification. Such list is the MiBiClassGBODT output (Importance).

Details

This function takes the result of binary classification performed with cross-validation and counts mean of each probe's feature importance (relative influence) gained in all fitted models.

Value

a list of 2
data.mean - data frame of probe names (in alphabetical order), their mean feature importance and standard deviation.
data.importance - data frame of probe IDs (in alphabetical order) and their original feature importance values gained in all cross-validation models.

Author(s)

Elena N. Filatova

See Also

MiBiClassGBODT

Examples

# get gene expression and specimen data
data("IMexpression");data("IMspecimen")
# sample expression matrix and specimen data for binary classification,
# only "NORM" and "EBV" specimens are left
SampleMatrix<-MiDataSample(IMexpression, IMspecimen$diagnosis,"norm", "ebv")
SampleSpecimen<-MiSpecimenSample(IMspecimen$diagnosis, "norm", "ebv")
#Fitting, low tuning for faster running
ClassRes<-MiBiClassGBODT(SampleMatrix, SampleSpecimen, n.crossval = 3,
                        ntrees = 10, shrinkage = 1, intdepth = 2)
# List of influence data frames for all 3 models build using cross-validation
# is the 2nd element of BiClassGBODT results
Importances<-MiInflCount(ClassRes[[2]])
Importances[[1]][1:10,] # mean and sd. 0s are for low feature importance
Importances[[2]][1:10,] # original values for n.crossval = 3 models