flowObj-class: Class "flowObj"
Description
A class inheriting from flowClust
that groups the model and data in a single object.Objects from the Class
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("flowObj", ...)
. Has a convenience method flowObj(flowClustObj, flowFrameObj)
for creating instances of the class.Slots
DATA
:- An
"environment"
that holds a pointer to the flowFrame
data in position [[1]]
. expName
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation varNames
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation K
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documentation w
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documentation mu
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documentation sigma
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documentation lambda
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documentation nu
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documentation z
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documentation u
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flowClust
documentation label
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation uncertainty
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation ruleOutliers
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation flagOutliers
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation rm.min
:- As described in the
flowClust
documentation rm.max
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flowClust
documentation logLike
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documentation BIC
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documentation ICL
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flowClust
documentation
Extends
Class "flowClust"
, directly.Methods
- getData
signature(obj = "flowObj")
: Retreives the contents of the DATA
environment - merge
signature(x = "flowObj", y = "missing")
: the flowMerge
algorithm is called via this function on objects of type flowObj
. - plot
signature(x = "flowObj", y = "missing")
: A simplified plotting method. Does not require specification of the data since it is contained in the flowObj
object. Takes most of the same parameters as plot.flowClust
, except the data
parameter
References
Finak G, Bashasharti A, Brinkmann R, Gottardo R. Merging Mixture Model Components for Improved Cell Population Identification in High Throughput Flow Cytometry Data; Advances in Bioinformatics (To Appear)