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CGHbase (version 1.32.0)

cghCall: Class to contain and describe called array comparative genomic hybridization data.

Description

Container for aCGH data and experimental metadata. cghCall class is derived from eSet, and requires the following matrices of equal dimension as assayData members:
  • copynumber
  • segmented
  • calls
  • probloss
  • probnorm
  • probgain

Furthermore, columns named Chromosome, Start, and End are required as featureData members, containing feature position information.

Arguments

Extends

Directly extends class eSet.

Creating Objects

new('cghCall', phenoData = [AnnotatedDataFrame], experimentData = [MIAME], annotation = [character], copynumber = [matrix], segmented = [matrix], calls = [matrix], probloss = [matrix], probnorm = [matrix], probgain = [matrix], featureData = [AnnotatedDataFrame], ...) An object of class cghCall is generally obtained as output from CGHcall.

Slots

Inherited from eSet:
assayData:
Contains matrices with equal dimensions, and with column number equal to nrow(phenoData). assayData must contain the following matrices
  • copynumber
  • segmented
  • calls
  • probloss
  • probnorm
  • probgain
with rows represening array probes and columns representing samples. Additional matrices of identical size (e.g., representing measurement errors) may also be included in assayData. Class:AssayData-class
phenoData:
See eSet
featureData:
An AnnotatedDataFrame with columns Chromosome, Start, and End containing array element position data.
experimentData:
See eSet
annotation:
See eSet

Methods

Class-specific methods.
copynumber(cghCall), copynumber(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named copynumber in the AssayData-class slot.
segmented(cghCall), segmented(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named segmented in the AssayData-class slot.
calls(cghCall), calls(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named calls in the AssayData-class slot.
probloss(cghCall), probloss(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named probloss in the AssayData-class slot.
probnorm(cghCall), probnorm(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named probnorm in the AssayData-class slot.
probgain(cghCall), probgain(cghCall,matrix)<-
Access and set elements named probgain in the AssayData-class slot.
chromosomes, bpstart, bpend
Access the chromosomal positions stored in featureData
plot
Create a plot containing log2ratios, segments and call probabilities ordered by chromosomal position. EXTRA OPTIONS PLUS DEFAULTS: dotres=10. Every dotres-th log2-ratio is plotted. dotres=1 plots all data. However, higher values save a lot of space and allow quicker browsing of the plots. ylimit=c(-5,5): limits of the y-axis. gaincol='green'; losscol='red';ampcol="darkgreen";dlcol="darkred": Colors used for gain, loss (bars) and amplifications, double loss (tick marks). build='GRCh37': build of humun genome used for determining positions of centromeres
plot.summary
Create a plot summarizing the call probabilities of all samples
frequencyPlotCalls
Create a frequency plot summarizing the calls of all samples
See eSet for derived methods.

See Also

eSet-class, cghRaw-class, cghSeg-class

Examples

Run this code
# create an instance of cghCall
new("cghCall")

# create an instance of cghCall through \code{\link{ExpandCGHcall}}
## Not run: 
#    data(Wilting)
#    rawcgh <- make_cghSeg(Wilting)
#    normalized <- normalize(rawcgh)
#    segmented <- segmentData(normalized)
#    perc.tumor <- rep(0.75, 3)
#    listcalled <- CGHcall(segmented,cellularity=perc.tumor)
#    called <- ExpandCGHcall(listcalled,segmented)
# 
#    # plot the first sample. Default only every 10th log2-ratio is plotted (dotres=10). Adjust using dotres= option below. 
#    plot(called[,1])
#    # plot the first chromosome of the first sample
#    plot(called[chromosomes(called)==1,1])
# 
#    # get the copynumber values of the third and fourth sample
#    log2ratios <- copynumber(called[,3:4])
# 
#    # get the names of the samples
#    sampleNames(called)
# 
#    # get the names of the array elements
#    featureNames(called)
# ## End(Not run)

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