
Loads a named intervals set.
gintervals.load(
intervals.set = NULL,
chrom = NULL,
chrom1 = NULL,
chrom2 = NULL
)
A data frame representing the intervals.
name of an intervals set
chromosome for 1D intervals set
first chromosome for 2D intervals set
second chromosome for 2D intervals set
This function loads and returns intervals stored in a named intervals set.
If intervals set contains 1D intervals and 'chrom' is not 'NULL' only the intervals of the given chromosome are returned.
Likewise if intervals set contains 2D intervals and 'chrom1', 'chrom2' are not 'NULL' only the intervals of the given pair of chromosomes are returned.
For big intervals sets 'chrom' parameter (1D case) / 'chrom1', 'chrom2' parameters (2D case) must be specified. In other words: big intervals sets can be loaded only by chromosome or chromosome pair.
gintervals.save
, gintervals.is.bigset
,
gintervals.exists
, gintervals.ls
,
gintervals
, gintervals.2d
# \dontshow{
options(gmax.processes = 2)
# }
gdb.init_examples()
gintervals.load("annotations")
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