metevalue.biseq.chk {metevalue} | R Documentation |
Check the BiSeq data format
Description
Check the BiSeq data format
Usage
metevalue.biseq.chk(
input_filename_a,
input_filename_b,
sep = "\t",
bheader = FALSE
)
Arguments
input_filename_a |
metilene input file path. This file is a sep (e.g. TAB) separated file with two key columns and several value columns: For exampe:
- chr and pos are keys; - g1~g2: methylation rate data in groups. | |||||||||||||||||
input_filename_b |
metilene input file path. This file should stored as a sep(e.g. TAB) separated file with two key columns and several value columns: The columns are (in order): - chr: Chromosome - start: The position of the start site of the corresponding region - end: The position of the end site of the corresponding region - range: The range of the corresponding region - strand: Strand - median.p: The median of p-values in the corresponding region - median.meth.group1 : The median of methylation level for the corresponding segment of group 1 - median.meth.group2 : The median of methylation level for the corresponding segment of group 2 - median.meth.diff: The median of the difference between the methylation level | |||||||||||||||||
sep |
separator, default is the TAB key. | |||||||||||||||||
bheader |
a logical value indicating whether the input_filename_b file contains the names of the variables as its first line. By default, bheader = FALSE. |
Value
list(file_a, file_b, file_a_b) returns a list with three pr-handled data.frames corresponding to the input_filename_a, input_filename_b file and a A JOIN B file.
Examples
#data("demo_biseq_methyrate")
#data("demo_biseq_DMR")
#example_tempfiles = tempfile(c("demo_biseq_methyrate", "demo_biseq_DMR"))
#tempdir()
#write.table(demo_biseq_methyrate, file=example_tempfiles[1],row.names=FALSE,
# col.names=TRUE, quote=FALSE, sep='\t')
#write.table(demo_biseq_DMR, file=example_tempfiles[2],
# sep ="\t", row.names =FALSE, col.names =TRUE, quote =FALSE)
#### compute e-value and its adjustment ####
#result = metevalue.biseq.chk(example_tempfiles[1],
# example_tempfiles[2], bheader = TRUE)