[BioC] help with dataset
Martin Morgan
mtmorgan at fhcrc.org
Wed May 27 15:43:16 CEST 2009
Alberto Goldoni <alberto.goldoni1975 at gmail.com> writes:
> Many thanks, but now the situation is like this:
>> pData(eset.iqr.50)
> sample ES TYPE
> SHR-PUFA5.CEL 1 PUFA SHR
> SHR-PUFA6.CEL 2 PUFA SHR
> SHR-st7.CEL 3 PUFA SHR
> SHR-st8.CEL 4 PUFA SHR
> WK-PUFA3.CEL 5 ST WK
> WK-PUFA4.CEL 6 ST WK
> WK-st1.CEL 7 ST WK
> WK-st2.CEL 8 ST WK
>> head(pData(eset.iqr.50))
> sample ES TYPE
> SHR-PUFA5.CEL 1 PUFA SHR
> SHR-PUFA6.CEL 2 PUFA SHR
> SHR-st7.CEL 3 PUFA SHR
> SHR-st8.CEL 4 PUFA SHR
> WK-PUFA3.CEL 5 ST WK
> WK-PUFA4.CEL 6 ST WK
>> varMetadata(eset.iqr.50)
> labelDescription
> sample arbitrary numbering
> ES What ES is
> TYPE What TYPE is
> i would like to remove "sample" and leave only ES and TYPE,
> can you help me again?
> phenoData(sample.ExpressionSet)
An object of class "AnnotatedDataFrame"
sampleNames: A, B, ..., Z (26 total)
varLabels and varMetadata description:
sex: Female/Male
type: Case/Control
...: ...
TYPE: What TYPE is
(5 total)
> phenoData(sample.ExpressionSet) <- phenoData(sample.ExpressionSet)[,-1]
> phenoData(sample.ExpressionSet)
An object of class "AnnotatedDataFrame"
sampleNames: A, B, ..., Z (26 total)
varLabels and varMetadata description:
type: Case/Control
score: Testing Score
ES: What ES is
TYPE: What TYPE is
(but unless 'sample' is a data entry error why would you want to lose
information?)
Martin
> Best regards.
>
>
> 2009/5/27 Martin Morgan <[[mtmorgan at fhcrc.org]]>
>
> Hello Alberto --
>
>
> Alberto Goldoni <[[alberto.goldoni1975 at gmail.com]]>
> writes:
> >> Hello to everybody, >> i have a little problem with my
> dataset. Actually my data using >> pData(eset.irq.50) is like
> this: >> >> > eset.irq.50 >> ExpressionSet (storageMode:
> lockedEnvironment) >> assayData: 1227 features, 8 samples >>
> element names: exprs >> phenoData >> sampleNames:
> SHR-PUFA5.CEL, SHR-PUFA6.CEL, ..., WK-st2.CEL (8 total) >>
> varLabels and varMetadata description: >> sample: arbitrary
> numbering >> featureData >> featureNames: 1367555_at,
> 1367556_s_at, ..., 1399089_at (1227 total) >> fvarLabels and
> fvarMetadata description: none >> experimentData: use
> experimentData(object)' >> Annotation: rat2302 >> >> >>
> > pData(eset.irq.50) >>
> sample >> SHR-PUFA5.CEL 1 >> SHR-PUFA6.CEL
> 2 >> SHR-st7.CEL 3 >> SHR-st8.CEL
> 4 >> WK-PUFA3.CEL 5 >>
> WK-PUFA4.CEL 6 >> WK-st1.CEL 7 >>
> WK-st2.CEL 8 >> >> i would like to modify
> these data in order to obtain: >> >> > pData(eset.irq.50) >>
> ES TYPE >>
> SHR-PUFA5.CEL PUFA SHR >> SHR-PUFA6.CEL PUFA
> SHR >> SHR-st7.CEL ST SHR >>
> SHR-st8.CEL ST SHR >> WK-PUFA3.CEL
> PUFA WK >> WK-PUFA4.CEL PUFA WK >>
> WK-st1.CEL ST WK >> WK-st2.CEL
> ST WK
>
>
>
> do you mean like
> > dim(sample.ExpressionSet) Features Samples 500
> 26 > head(pData(sample.ExpressionSet)) sex type score A
> Female Control 0.75 B Male Case 0.40 C Male Control
> 0.73 D Male Case 0.42 E Female Case 0.93 F
> Male Control 0.22 > sample.ExpressionSet[["ES",
> labelDescription="What ES is"]] <- + factor(c("PUFA", "ST")) >
> sample.ExpressionSet[["TYPE", labelDescription="What TYPE is"]] <- +
> factor(rep(c("SHR", "WK"), each=13)) >
> head(pData(sample.ExpressionSet)) sex type score ES
> TYPE A Female Control 0.75 PUFA SHR B Male Case 0.40
> ST SHR C Male Control 0.73 PUFA SHR D Male Case
> 0.42 ST SHR E Female Case 0.93 PUFA SHR F Male
> Control 0.22 ST SHR > varMetadata(sample.ExpressionSet)
> labelDescription sex Female/Male type
> Case/Control score Testing Score ES What ES is TYPE
> What TYPE is
> ?
> Hope that helps,
> Martin
>
> >> in order to gave to me the possibility to perform
> factDesign analysis. >> >> Somebody can help me? >> >> >>
> BEST REGARDS. >> >> >> >> -- >>
> ----------------------------------------------------- >>
> Dr. Alberto Goldoni >> Bologna, Italy >>
> ----------------------------------------------------- >>
> --
>
>
> Martin Morgan Computational Biology / Fred Hutchinson Cancer
> Research Center 1100 Fairview Ave. N. PO Box 19024 Seattle,
> WA 98109
> Location: Arnold Building M1 B861 Phone: (206) 667-2793
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Martin Morgan
Computational Biology / Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
1100 Fairview Ave. N.
PO Box 19024 Seattle, WA 98109
Location: Arnold Building M1 B861
Phone: (206) 667-2793
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