Convert DataFrame to a vector of strings. Set feature names in a "name" column
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iscream depends on the htslib header files. These may be installed with your package manager:
htslib
They may also be found among your HPC modules - make sure the PKG_CONFIG_PATH
environment variable includes the pkgconfig
location for your installation of htslib. You can verify that the htslib development libraries are installed with pkg-config
:
or built manually: https://www.htslib.org/download/.
+The header files may also be found among your HPC modules - make sure the PKG_CONFIG_PATH
environment variable includes the pkgconfig
location for your installation of htslib. You can verify that the htslib development libraries are installed with pkg-config
:
Convert DataFrame to a vector of strings. Set feature names in a "name" column
+A vector of genomic regions strings
A vector, data frame or GenomicRanges of genomic regions. See +details.
a character vector of the input sample names
The input regions may be string vector in the form "chr:start-end" +or a GRanges object. If a data frame is provided, they must have "chr", +"start", and "end" columns.
+A vector of genomic regions strings. If a named vector is -provided, the names will be used in the feature column instead of the -genomic regions string
A vector, data frame or GenomicRanges of genomic regions. See +details.
Use the region strings as the returned data -frame's rownames. Can be useful if you have a named vector of regions and -want both the rownames and the feature names.
Supported fun
arguments are given below. For each of these functions,
+
The input regions may be string vector in the form "chr:start-end" +or a GRanges object. If a data frame is provided, they must have "chr", +"start", and "end" columns. If the string vector and GenomicRanges inputs +are named, the names will be used to describe each feature in the output +dataframe. If input dataframes have a 'name' column, it will be used to +populate the output's feature column.
+Supported fun
arguments are given below. For each of these functions,
setting mval = FALSE
will use the beta values instead of the M value:
Sum: "sum"
Mean: "mean"
Median: "median"