normalizeAffyBatchLoessIterPara(object,
percentPerm = 0.75,
phenoData = new("AnnotatedDataFrame"), cdfname = NULL,
type=c("separate","pmonly","mmonly","together"),
subset = NULL,
epsilon = 10^-2, maxit = 1, log.it = TRUE,
span = 2/3, family.loess ="symmetric",
cluster, verbose = getOption("verbose"))
character
vector with the names of CEL files
OR a (partitioned) list of character
vectors with CEL file names.NULL
,
the usual cdf package based on Affymetrix' mappings will be used. TRUE
it takes the log2 of mat.affyParaInternalEnv$cl
will be used. TRUE
it writes out some messages. default: getOption("verbose") In the partial cyclic loess normalization the loess normalization will be done only at the slaves with the arrays at the slaves. Therefore we only have to do loess normalization for some pairs and have a big saving of time. But this is no enough for good normalization. We have to do some iterations of array permutation between the slaves and again loess normalization at the slaves. If we did about 75 percent of the complete cyclic loess normalization we can achieve same results and save computation time.
For the similar serial function and more details to loess normalization see the function normalize.AffyBatch.loess
.
For using this function a computer cluster using the SNOW package has to be started.
Starting the cluster with the command makeCluster
generates an cluster object in the affyPara environment (.affyParaInternalEnv) and
no cluster object in the global environment. The cluster object in the affyPara environment will be used as default cluster object,
therefore no more cluster object handling is required.
The makeXXXcluster
functions from the package SNOW can be used to create an cluster object in the global environment and
to use it for the preprocessing functions.
In the loess normalization the arrays will compared by pairs. Therefore at every node minimum two arrays have to be!
## Not run:
# library(affyPara)
# if (require(affydata)) {
# data(Dilution)
#
# makeCluster(3)
#
# AffyBatch <- normalizeAffyBatchLoessIterPara(percentPerm=0.75, Dilution, verbose=TRUE)
#
# stopCluster()
# }
# ## End(Not run)
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