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[OFFICIAL] [CoDA] An R package to calculate proportionality and other measures for compositional data
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[OFFICIAL] [CoDA] An R package to calculate proportionality and other measures for compositional data
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## Attention!!
If you have used `propr` previously, you will notice some changes. In version 5.0.0, I have completed a major revision of the code base to simplify the maintenance of `propr` going forward, including a restructure of back-end and front-end functionality. From the user's perspective, you will notice a few changes. First, all supporting visualization functions are gone. They were poorly implemented and not backwards compatible. Instead, you can use the unified `getResults` wrapper to pull data from `propr` and `propd` objects to pipe to `ggplot2` for visualization. Second, many experimental functions have been removed, with the remaining ones all sharing the prefix `run`. The core routines called by the `propr` and `propd` functions remain unchanged.
## Introduction
The `propr` package provides an interface for 4 distinct approaches to compositional data analysis (CoDA): proportionality, differential proportionality, logratio partial correlation with basis shrinkage, and ratio analysis.
If you use this software, please cite our work. We don't get paid to make software, but your citations help us to negotiate support for software maintenance and development.
```{r}
citation("propr")
```
OK, now let's get started.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
counts <- matrix(rpois(20*50, 100), 20, 50)
group <- sample(c("A", "B"), size = 20, replace = TRUE)
devtools::install_github("tpq/propr")
library(propr)
```
## Proportionality
There are a few proportionality statistics available. Select one with the 'metric' argument.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pr <- propr(
counts, # rows as samples, like it should be
metric = "rho", # or "phi", "phs", "vlr"
ivar = "clr", # or can use another gene as reference, by giving the name or index
alpha = NA, # use to handle zeros
p = 100 # used for permutation tests
)
```
You can determine the "signficance" of proportionality using a built-in permutation procedure. It estimates the false discovery rate (FDR) for any cutoff. This method can take a while to run, but is parallelizable.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pr <- updateCutoffs(
pr,
number_of_cutoffs = 100, # number of cutoffs to estimate FDR
custom_cutoffs = NULL, # or specify custom cutoffs
tails = 'right', # consider only the positive values ('right') or both sides ('both')
ncores = 4 # parallelize here
)
```
Choose the largest cutoff with an acceptable FDR.
## Logratio partial correlation with basis shrinkage
There are many ways to calculate partial correlations, with or without shrinkage. The recommended one for datasets with p>>n and influenced by compositional bias is "pcor.bshrink".
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pr <- propr(
counts, # rows as samples, like it should be
metric = "pcor.bshrink", # partial correlation without shrinkage "pcor" is also available
ivar = "clr", # "clr" is recommended
p = 100 # used for permutation tests
)
```
You can also determine the "significance" of logratio partial correlations with the built-in permutation approach.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pr <- updateCutoffs(
pr,
number_of_cutoffs = 100, # number of cutoffs to estimate FDR
custom_cutoffs = NULL, # or specify custom cutoffs
tails = 'right', # consider only the positive values ('right') or both sides ('both')
ncores = 4 # parallelize here
)
```
## Differential Proportionality
There are also a few differential proportionality statistics, but they all get calculated at once.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pd <- propd(
counts,
group, # a vector of 2 or more groups
alpha = NA, # whether to handle zeros
p = 100, # used for permutation tests
weighted = TRUE # whether to weight log-ratios
)
```
You can switch between the "disjointed" and "emergent" statistics.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
setDisjointed(pd)
```
```{r, eval = FALSE}
setEmergent(pd)
```
You can again permute an FDR with the `updateCutoffs` method. Alternatively, you can calculate an exact p-value for $\theta$ based on a F-test. This is handled by the `updateF` method.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
pd <- updateF(
pd,
moderated = FALSE, # moderate stats with limma-voom
ivar = "clr" # used for moderation
)
```
## Getters
Both functions return S4 objects. This package includes several helper functions that work for both the `propr` and `propd` output.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
?getMatrix # get results as a square matrix
?getResults # get propr or propd results in long-format
?getRatios # get samples by ratios matrix
```
Use `getResults` to pipe to `ggplot2` for visualization.
We also provide accesory functions to get the significant pairs.
```{r, eval = FALSE}
?getSignificantResultsFDR
?getSignificantResultsFstat
?getAdjacencyFDR
?getAdjacencyFstat
?getCutoffFDR
?getCutoffFstat
```
Notice that for the getter functions to work properly on `propd` objects, you have to set the target `theta` value active:
```{r, eval = FALSE}
setActive(pd, "theta_d")
setActive(pd, "theta_e")
setActive(pd, "theta_mod")
```
## Ratio Methods
COMING SOON!!
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cran.r-project.org: propr
Calculating Proportionality Between Vectors of Compositional Data
- Homepage: http://github.com/tpq/propr
- Documentation: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/propr/propr.pdf
- License: GPL-2
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conda-forge.org: r-propr
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