RPPADesignParams-class {RPPASPACE} | R Documentation |
Class “RPPADesignParams”
Description
The RPPADesignParams
class is used to bundle the design parameter
set together for easier re-use.
Usage
RPPADesignParams(
center = FALSE,
seriesToIgnore = NULL,
majorXDivisions=as.integer(NA),
majorYDivisions=as.integer(NA))
is.RPPADesignParams(x)
## S4 method for signature 'RPPADesignParams'
paramString(object, slots, ...)
## S4 method for signature 'RPPA'
plot(x, measure, main, ...)
Arguments
center |
logical scalar. If |
x |
object of class |
seriesToIgnore |
object of class |
majorXDivisions |
integer to describe distance between grid lines on the X axis of the R2 residuals plot. Defaults to 10 if NA or invalid value provided. |
majorYDivisions |
integer to describe distance between grid lines on the Y axis of the R2 residuals plot. Defaults to 10 if NA or invalid value provided. |
object |
object of class |
slots |
strings specifying |
main |
overall title for plot |
measure |
character string specifying measure to plot |
... |
extra arguments for generic or plotting routines |
Details
Allows control of some specific controls for how RPPA slides are processed.
Value
The RPPADesignParams
generator returns an object of class
RPPADesignParams
.
The is.RPPADesignParams
method returns TRUE
if its
argument is an object of class RPPADesignParams
.
The paramString
method returns a character vector, possibly
empty but never NULL
.
Objects from the Class
Although objects of these classes can be created by a direct call to
new, the preferred method is to start with the
RPPADesignParams
generator, followed by the
RPPADesignFromParams
function to construct the final object
(the RPPADesign
generator is directly implemented in this way).
Slots
For RPPADesignParams
class:
center
:see corresponding argument above
seriesToIgnore
:see corresponding argument above
majorXDivisions
:see corresponding argument above
majorYDivisions
:see corresponding argument above
Methods
- paramString
-
signature(object = "RPPADesignParams")
:
Returns string representation of object.
Warning
The paramString
method should not be called by user except for
informational purposes. The content and format of the returned string
may vary between different versions of this package.
Author(s)
Kevin R. Coombes coombes.3@osu.edu, P. Roebuck paul_roebuck@comcast.net, James M. Melott jmmelott@mdanderson.org
See Also
Examples
showClass("RPPADesignParams")
designparams <- designparams <- RPPADesignParams(center=FALSE,
seriesToIgnore=list(),
majorXDivisions = as.integer(11),
majorYDivisions = as.integer(11)
)
paramString(designparams)