WGCNA problem
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mortezaali • 0
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Last seen 11 months ago
Iran

Hello. I have problem to choose soft power for WGCNA. please guide me!! I have 501 sample (cancer=481 , normal=39) that download from TCGA database. Then, normalization and filtration was carried out using TCGA package. With this data I started using WGCNA for co-expression network analysis. For selecting soft threshold I see my R^2.sq is lower than 0.8 . please help me to chose best power. Thank you.

data_tcga_501_ordered_t <- t(data_tcga_501_ordered)
gsg <- goodSamplesGenes(data_tcga_501_ordered_t)

power <- c(c(1:10) , seq(from = 12 , to = 20 , by = 2))

sft <- pickSoftThreshold(data_tcga_501_ordered_t , powerVector = power ,  verbose = 5)

Power SFT.R.sq  slope truncated.R.sq mean.k. median.k. max.k.
1      1   0.9520  1.500          0.955  7150.0   7630.00  10300
2      2   0.0707  0.163          0.125  3840.0   4030.00   7220
3      3   0.1880 -0.392          0.324  2300.0   2270.00   5340
4      4   0.3680 -0.717          0.522  1470.0   1340.00   4100
5      5   0.4630 -0.929          0.630   992.0    818.00   3230
6      6   0.5300 -1.080          0.704   694.0    513.00   2600
7      7   0.5710 -1.210          0.752   500.0    329.00   2130
8      8   0.5930 -1.330          0.785   368.0    216.00   1780
9      9   0.6280 -1.390          0.821   277.0    145.00   1490
10    10   0.6530 -1.440          0.846   212.0     99.00   1260
11    12   0.7050 -1.500          0.892   129.0     48.50    922
12    14   0.7410 -1.530          0.920    81.9     24.90    688
13    16   0.7630 -1.570          0.936    53.8     13.30    525
14    18   0.7650 -1.640          0.946    36.4      7.34    411
15    20   0.7760 -1.680          0.956    25.1      4.15    326
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Not a Bioconductor package. Ask at biostars.org and add plots and well-formatted code.

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Maybe you could expand the parameter to 40 or 50. Although, without seeing the stf plot, it's hard to comment. you could try: power <- c(c(1:10) , seq(from = 12 , to = 50 , by = 2))

A possible guide is to choose the value where the curve begins to stabilize ( this can be seen in the plot that you are not showing here), SO, it is also important to check values from the stf table (the one you are showing in the figure)

*On youtube, some people show short videos explaining about WGCNA, you could post WGCNA on youtube for visual explanations.

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