nbkd.sf
family, with the dispersion
estimate according to getVarianceFunction(cds)
. Note that this requires
that the variance functions were estimated with method "pooled" or "blind".
fitNbinomGLMs( cds, modelFormula, glmControl=list() )
pData(cds)
, i.e., pData(cds)
is used as the model frame. If you have passed just a single factor to the
'conditions' argument of newCountDataSet
, it can be referred to as
'condition' in the formula. If you have passed a data frame to 'conditions',
all columns of this data frame will be available. glm.control
glm
is rescaled to base 2)
newCountDataSet
,nbinomGLMTest
, nbkd.sf
# see nbinomGLMTest for an example
Run the code above in your browser using DataLab