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classify.hubc: Training and predicting using hub nodes classification methods

Description

Training and predicting using hub nodes classification methods

Usage

classify.hubc(fold, r, cuts, x, y, cv.repeat, Gsub = Gsub, DEBUG = DEBUG, gHub = gHub, hubs = hubs, nperm = nperm, node.ct = node.ct, Cs = Cs)

Arguments

fold
number of -fold cross validation (CV)
cuts
list for randomly divide the training set in to x-x-fold CV
Gsub
an adjacency matrix that represents the underlying biological network.
x
gene expression data.
y
a factor of length p comprising the class labels.
cv.repeat
model for one CV training and predicting
DEBUG
show debugging information in screen more or less.
r
repeat order for CV
gHub
Subgraph of hubs of graph Gs
hubs
Hubs in graph Gs
nperm
number of permutation test steps
node.ct
cut off value for select highly quantile nodes in a nwtwork. Defaults to 0.98).
Cs
Soft-margin tuning parameter of the SVM. Defaults to 10^c(-3:3).

Value

fold
the recored for test fold
auc
The AUC values of test fold
train
The tranined models for traning folds
feat
The feature selected by each by the train

References

Taylor et al.(2009)Dynamic modularity in protein interaction networks predicts breast cancer outcome, Nat. Biotech.: doi: 10.1038/nbt.1522

See Also

See cv.hubc

Examples

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