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tailbound.proportion: Proportions of specifyed subsets of clones.

Description

Get a specifyed subset of the given repertiure and compute which proportion in counts it has comparing to the overall count.

tailbound.proportion - subset by the count;

top.proportion - subset by rank (top N clones);

clonal.proportion - subset by a summary percentage (top N clones which in sum has the given percentage).

Usage

tailbound.proportion(.data, .bound = 2, .col = 'Read.count')

top.proportion(.data, .head = 10, .col = 'Read.count')

clonal.proportion(.data, .perc = 10, .col = 'Read.count')

Arguments

.data

Data frame or a list with data frames.

.bound

Subset the .data by .col <= .bound.

.col

Column's name with counts of sequences.

.head

How many top values to choose - parameter to the .head function.

.perc

Percentage (0 - 100).

Value

For tailbound.proportion - numeric vector of percentage.

For top.proportion - numeric vector of percentage for top clones. For clonal.proportion - vector or matrix with values for number of clones, occupied percentage and proportion of the chosen clones to the overall count of clones.

See Also

vis.top.proportions, prop.sample

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
                                # How many clones fill up approximately
clonal.proportion(immdata, 25)  # the 25% of the sum of values in 'Read.count'?

                                # What proportion of the top-10 clones' reads
vis.top.proportions(immdata)  # Plot this proportions.

                                # What proportion of sequences which
                                # has 'Read.count' <= 100 to the
tailbound.proportion(immdata, 100)  # overall number of reads?
# }

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