local_msig {msig} | R Documentation |
Query gene set names from local data
Description
Query gene set names from local data
Usage
local_msig(
geneset = NULL,
description = NULL,
collection = NULL,
sub_collection = NULL,
organism = NULL,
contributor = NULL,
contributor_org = NULL,
author = NULL,
chip = NULL,
gene = NULL,
geneset_fuzzy = NULL,
collection_fuzzy = NULL,
sub_collection_fuzzy = NULL,
organism_fuzzy = NULL,
contributor_fuzzy = NULL,
contributor_org_fuzzy = NULL,
author_fuzzy = NULL,
chip_fuzzy = NULL,
gene_fuzzy = NULL
)
Arguments
geneset |
one sql format character for exact match |
description |
one sql format character for exact match |
collection |
one sql format character for exact match |
sub_collection |
one sql format character for exact match |
organism |
one sql format character for exact match |
contributor |
one sql format character for exact match |
contributor_org |
one sql format character for exact match |
author |
one sql format character for exact match |
chip |
one sql format character for exact match |
gene |
one sql format character for exact match |
geneset_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
collection_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
sub_collection_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
organism_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
contributor_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
contributor_org_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
author_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
chip_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
gene_fuzzy |
fuzzy match |
Value
one dataframe with attribute of msig_local.
Examples
x <- local_msig('IMMUNE_RESPONSE')
x <- local_msig('IMMUNE_RESPONSE|IMMUNE_SYSTEM_PROCESS')
[Package msig version 1.0 Index]