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                    Segal, Corrinne
        
    
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    Hi,
I'm new to R and BioC and I'm having a few issues.  I'm working with
the AgiMicroRna package and so far I have normalised my data.  I
haven't as yet filtered out the miRNAs that are not detected.  I have
batch effects so I've used the ComBat script to correct the data - the
result of which is that the data now consists of a single file
containing just the probe names and a single value for each adjusted
sample.  I want to filter out the non-detected miRNA as per the
"filterMicroRna" function but this uses a bunch of parameters that I
no longer have.  Can anyone suggest an alternative method that would
produce the same effect?  Alternatively I can only think of making an
individual file for each adjusted sample and manually adding back in
the columns that I lost...I'm sure there must be an easier way.
Any input would be greatly appreciated,
Corrinne
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