R/runTSCAN.R
runTSCANClusterDEAnalysis.RdThis function finds all paths that root from a given cluster
useCluster, and performs tests to identify significant features for
each path, and are not significant and/or changing in the opposite direction
in the other paths. Using a branching cluster (i.e. a node with degree > 2)
may highlight features which are responsible for the branching event. MST has
to be pre-calculated with runTSCAN.
runTSCANClusterDEAnalysis(
inSCE,
useCluster,
useAssay = "logcounts",
fdrThreshold = 0.05
)Input SingleCellExperiment object.
The cluster to be regarded as the root, has to existing in
colData(inSCE)$TSCAN_clusters.
Character. The name of the assay to use. This assay should
contain log normalized counts. Default "logcounts".
Only out put DEGs with FDR value smaller than this value.
Default 0.05.
The input inSCE with results updated in metadata.
data("mouseBrainSubsetSCE", package = "singleCellTK")
mouseBrainSubsetSCE <- runTSCAN(inSCE = mouseBrainSubsetSCE,
useReducedDim = "PCA_logcounts")
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:34 2022 ... Running 'scran SNN clustering' with 'louvain' algorithm
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:35 2022 ... Identified 2 clusters
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:35 2022 ... Running TSCAN to estimate pseudotime
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:35 2022 ... Clusters involved in path index 2 are: 1, 2
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:35 2022 ... Number of estimated paths is 1
mouseBrainSubsetSCE <- runTSCANClusterDEAnalysis(inSCE = mouseBrainSubsetSCE,
useCluster = 1)
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:35 2022 ... Finding DEG between TSCAN branches
#> Tue Jun 28 22:07:36 2022 ... Clusters involved in path index 2 are: 1, 2