update the globally response matrix
and the unglobally normalized
response matrix door_response_matrix_non_normalized
by introducing new
consensus response data of given receptor.
Usage
update_door_database(receptor, permutation = TRUE, perm,
response_matrix_nn = door_default_values("door_response_matrix_non_normalized"),
response_matrix = door_default_values("door_response_matrix"),
responseRange = door_default_values("door_response_range"),
weightGlobNorm = door_default_values("door_global_normalization_weights"),
select.MDValue = door_default_values("select.MDValue"), strict = TRUE,
overlapValues = door_default_values("overlapValues"),
door_excluded_data = door_default_values("door_excluded_data"),
plot = FALSE)
Arguments
- receptor
character string, name of given odorant receptor.
- permutation
logical, if TRUE, the sequence is chosen from permutation, if FALSE, sequence is chosen by the routine process.
- perm
a matrix with one sequence of study names per row, if empty, all possible permutations of study names will be provided.
- response_matrix_nn
data frame, response data that has not been globally normalized.
- response_matrix
data frame, globally normalized response data.
- responseRange
data frame, response range of studies.
- weightGlobNorm
data frame, weight matrix for global normalization.
- select.MDValue
the minimum mean distance between studies to perfom a merge (used if permutation == FALSE or if permutation == TRUE AND strict == TRUE)
- strict
logical, if TRUE merging a permutation will be stopped once a single merge has a mean distance above select.MDValue (only valid if permutation == TRUE)
- overlapValues
minimum overlap between studies to perfom a merge
- door_excluded_data
the data frame that contains the list of excluded data sets.
- plot
logical
Details
The merging sequence could be arranged by the routine process (using
model_response
or taking the optimized sequence that is chosen
from permutations. The mean correlation between merged responses and each
original recording will be computed for each permutation, the optimozed
sequence is with the highest correlation.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# load data
library(DoOR.data)
load_door_data()
# update the entry "Or67b" of data "door_response_matrix" and
# "door_response_matrix_non_normalized" with permutations.
update_door_database(receptor="Or67b", permutation = TRUE)
} # }