- e_data
a \(p * (n + 1)\) data.frame of expression data, where
\(p\) is the number of biomolecules observed and \(n\) is the number of
samples (an additional biomolecule identifier/name column should also be
present anywhere in the data.frame). Each row corresponds to data for one
biomolecule. One column specifying a unique identifier for each biomolecule
(row) must be present. We do not recommend passing data that requires
reference normalization (isobaric, nmr, etc.)
- edata_cname
character string specifying the name of the column
containing the biomolecule identifiers. It should be the only non-numeric
colummn in edata.
- omics_type
A string specifying the data type. Acceptable options are
"pepData", "isobaricpepData", "proData", "metabData", "lipidData",
"nmrData", or "seqData".
- data_scale_original
A character string indicating original scale
of the data. Valid values are: 'log2', 'log', 'log10', or 'abundance'.
Default is abundance. This parameter is ignored if the data is "seqData".
- data_scale
A character string indicating the scale to transform the
data to. Valid values are: 'log2', 'log', 'log10', or 'abundance'. If the
value is the same as data_scale_original, then transformation is not
applied. Default is log2. This parameter is ignored if the data is "seqData".
- normalization_fun
A character string indicating the pmartR
normalization function to use on the data, if is_normalized is FALSE.
Acceptable choices are 'global', 'loess', and 'quantile'. This parameter is
ignored if the data is "seqData".
- normalization_params
A vector or list where the normalization
parameters are the names, and the parameter values are the list values. For
example, an acceptable entry for 'normalize_global' would be
list("subset_fn" = "all", "norm_fn" = "median", "apply_norm" = TRUE,
"backtransform" = TRUE). This parameter is ignored if the data is "seqData".
- is_normalized
A logical indicator of whether the data is already
normalized (and will therefore skip the normalization step). This parameter is
ignored if the data is "seqData".
- force_normalization
A logical indicator to force normalization that is
not required for both isobaric protein and NMR data. This parameter is ignored
if the data is "seqData."