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ToPASeq (version 1.6.0)

TAPPA: Function to use TAPPA method on microarray or RNA-Seq data

Description

The functions analyses the differential expression of pathways via TAPPA method. Expression is compared between two groups of samples by Mann-Whitney test. P-values are later adjusted for multiple hypothesis testing by Benjamini-Hochberg's FDR method.

Usage

TAPPA(x, group, pathways, type, preparePaths=TRUE, norm.method=NULL, test.method=NULL, test=t.test, normalize=TRUE, verbose=FALSE, both.directions=TRUE, maxNodes=150, minEdges=0, commonTh=2, filterSPIA=FALSE, convertTo="none", convertBy=NULL)

Arguments

x
An ExpressionSet object or a gene expression data matrix or count matrix, rows refer to genes, columns to samples
group
Name or number of the phenoData column or a character vector or factor that contains required class assigments
pathways
A list of pathways in a form from graphite package or created by preparePathways()
type
Type of the input data, "MA" for microarray and "RNASeq" for RNA-Seq
preparePaths
Logical, by default the pathways are transformed with preparePathways(). Use FALSE, if you have done this transformation separately
norm.method
Character, the method to normalize RNAseq data. If NULL then TMM-normalization is performed. Possible values are: "TMM", "DESeq2", "rLog", "none"
test.method
Character, the method for differentiall expression analysis of RNAseq data. If NULL then "voomlimma" is used. Possible values are: "DESeq2", "voomlimma", "vstlimma", "edgeR". This analysis is needed only for the visualization.
test
Function implementing a statistical test comparing PCI scores between groups. It is employed as test(PCI~group)$p.value, where PCI is a numeric vector of the same length as group
normalize
Logical, should data be normalized?
verbose
Logical, if TRUE names of the pathways are printed as they are analysed
both.directions, maxNodes, minEdges, commonTh, filterSPIA, convertTo, convertBy
Arguments for the preparePathways()

Value

A list,
res
A data frame, rows refer to pathways. Columns contain: number of valid PCI-scores, median, min and max of the PCI scores for each group of samples, p-value of the test (p.val) and adjusted p-value (p.adj). If less than two nodes are present in the data, the function puts NA's in all columns.
topo.sig
NULL, it is preserved for the compatibility with other methods implemented in this package
degtest
A numeric vector of gene-level differential expression statistics

References

Gao, S. and Wang, X. (2007) TAPPA: topological analysis of pathway phenotype association. Bioinformatics, 23, pages 3100-3102

See Also

preparePathways

Examples

Run this code

if (require(DEGraph)) {
  data("Loi2008_DEGraphVignette")
  pathways<-pathways("hsapiens","biocarta")[1:10]
  TAPPA(exprLoi2008, classLoi2008, pathways, type="MA")
}

## Not run: 
# if (require(gageData)) {
# 
#  data(hnrnp.cnts)
#  group<-c(rep("sample",4), rep("control",4))
#  hnrnp.cnts<-hnrnp.cnts[rowSums(hnrnp.cnts)>0,]
# pathways<-pathways("hsapiens","biocarta")[1:10]
#  TAPPA( hnrnp.cnts, group, pathways, type="RNASeq", norm.method="TMM")
# }
# ## End(Not run)

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