| feature_hist {iteremoval} | R Documentation |
Compute the feature prevalence (present in different cutoffs)
after removing the features of
the first index iterations, and then plot the histogram of remaining
features. It calls feature_prevalence(..., hist.plot=TRUE).
feature_hist(li, index)
li |
the list result of |
index |
removing the features of the first |
histogram
g1 <- SWRG1; g0 <- SWRG0
result.complex <- feature_removal(g1, g0,
cutoff1=0.95, cutoff0=0.925,
offset=c(0.5, 1, 2))
# index is a proportion in 0-1
feature_hist(result.complex, 0.5)
# index is a positive integer
feature_hist(result.complex, 233)