getProbesetsFromMetaprobeset {GeneRegionScan} | R Documentation

## Get Probeset IDs From metaprobeset IDs

### Description

Function that return the probesets mapping to a given set of metaprobesets.

### Usage

        getProbesetsFromMetaprobeset(annotation, metaprobesets, pythonPath=NULL, mpsToPsFile=NULL)

### Arguments

`annotation` | A characther string giving the type of array for which probesets are needed. Will be used to load the .db file from bioconductor. Optional if mps to ps and transcript cluster file is given.
`metaprobesets` | A vector of characters giving the metaprobeset IDs for which to find the probe set IDs.
`pythonPath` | Optional character string with the path for Python software. This is only needed for exon arrays. If Python is in path this will be recognised automatically. Python can be downloaded from http://www.python.org.
`mpsToPsFile` | The location of a transcript cluster file such as HuEx-1\_0-st-v2.r2.dt1.hg18.full.mps. These can be downloaded from http://www.affymetrix.com. Best to use the "full" type file.

### Details

This function will parse the relevant library files from the http://www.affymetrix.com website using a python script. Admittedly this is not optional from an R-only point-of-view, but it works and its fast. The function will be updated when more R-centric ways of parsing exon array annotation data is available.

Alternatively this data can just as well be retrieved from the web, but in some cases this function is faster an easier.

### Value

A list of all probesets found in the given metaprobesets.

### Author(s)

Lasse Folkersen

### See Also

`getLocalProbeIntensities`, `getProbesetsFromRegionOfInterest`, `getMetaprobesetsFromRegionOfInterest`

### Examples

    	## Not run:
    	#must supply mpsToPsFile and transcriptClustersFile for this to work
    	probesets<-getProbesetsFromMetaprobeset("notusedhere", c("3218528","2423669"), transcriptClustersFile=transcriptClustersFile, mpsToPsFile=mpsToPsFile)

    ## End(Not run)

[Package GeneRegionScan version 1.40.0 Index]