Example on constructing AffyBatch object
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Peng Yu ▴ 940
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Last seen 9.6 years ago
Hi, I see that I can use data() to load AffyBatch object from affydata, or I could load cel files to get AffyBatch. But I'd rather construct an example AffyBatch object using fake data so that I can understand how AffyBatch works. I adapted the example from Biobase (note that I don't load any data from a file) which help me understand exactly the member functions and the object construction. But I don't find such a tutorial for AffyBatch. If it is available somewhere, would you please point it me. If it is not, would give some examples so that I can understand how AffyBatch is constructed and how the new member functions in AffyBatch (as AffyBatch is inherent from ExpressionSet) is related to the construction? library('Biobase') nFeatures=10 nSamples=4 exprs=matrix(runif(nFeatures*nSamples), nrow=nFeatures, ncol=nSamples) colnames(exprs)=LETTERS[1:nSamples] rownames(exprs)=letters[1:nFeatures] set.seed(0) varlabels=c('gender', 'type') pData=data.frame( sample(c('Female', 'Male'), nSamples, replace=T) , sample(c('Control', 'Case'), nSamples, replace=T) ) names(pData)=varlabels row.names(pData)=LETTERS[1:nSamples] metadata=data.frame( labelDescription=c('Patient gender', 'Case/control status') , row.names=varlabels ) pData metadata phenoData=new('AnnotatedDataFrame', data=pData, varMetadata=metadata) str(phenoData) experimentData=new( 'MIAME', name='Pierre Fermat', lab='Francis Galton Lab', contact='pfermat at lab.not.exist', title='Smoking-Cancer Experiment', abstract='An example ExpressionSet', url='www.lab.not.exist', other=list(notes='Created from text files') ) annotation='hgu95av2' eset=new('ExpressionSet', exprs=exprs, phenoData=phenoData, experimentData=experimentData, annotation=annotation) exprs(eset) featureNames(eset) sampleNames(eset) phenoData(eset) experimentData(eset) -- Regards, Peng
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@james-w-macdonald-5106
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Look at the code for read.affybatch. Best, Jim On 7/1/2010 12:29 PM, Peng Yu wrote: > Hi, > > I see that I can use data() to load AffyBatch object from affydata, or > I could load cel files to get AffyBatch. But I'd rather construct an > example AffyBatch object using fake data so that I can understand how > AffyBatch works. > > I adapted the example from Biobase (note that I don't load any data > from a file) which help me understand exactly the member functions and > the object construction. But I don't find such a tutorial for > AffyBatch. If it is available somewhere, would you please point it me. > If it is not, would give some examples so that I can understand how > AffyBatch is constructed and how the new member functions in AffyBatch > (as AffyBatch is inherent from ExpressionSet) is related to the > construction? > > library('Biobase') > nFeatures=10 > nSamples=4 > exprs=matrix(runif(nFeatures*nSamples), nrow=nFeatures, ncol=nSamples) > colnames(exprs)=LETTERS[1:nSamples] > rownames(exprs)=letters[1:nFeatures] > > set.seed(0) > > varlabels=c('gender', 'type') > pData=data.frame( > sample(c('Female', 'Male'), nSamples, replace=T) > , sample(c('Control', 'Case'), nSamples, replace=T) > ) > names(pData)=varlabels > row.names(pData)=LETTERS[1:nSamples] > > metadata=data.frame( > labelDescription=c('Patient gender', 'Case/control status') > , row.names=varlabels > ) > > pData > metadata > > phenoData=new('AnnotatedDataFrame', data=pData, varMetadata=metadata) > str(phenoData) > > experimentData=new( > 'MIAME', > name='Pierre Fermat', > lab='Francis Galton Lab', > contact='pfermat at lab.not.exist', > title='Smoking-Cancer Experiment', > abstract='An example ExpressionSet', > url='www.lab.not.exist', > other=list(notes='Created from text files') > ) > > annotation='hgu95av2' > > eset=new('ExpressionSet', exprs=exprs, phenoData=phenoData, > experimentData=experimentData, annotation=annotation) > > exprs(eset) > featureNames(eset) > sampleNames(eset) > phenoData(eset) > experimentData(eset) > > > -- James W. MacDonald, M.S. Biostatistician Douglas Lab University of Michigan Department of Human Genetics 5912 Buhl 1241 E. Catherine St. Ann Arbor MI 48109-5618 734-615-7826 ********************************************************** Electronic Mail is not secure, may not be read every day, and should not be used for urgent or sensitive issues
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