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  • TMM normalization examplified and explained

    So according to the Robinson's 2010 paper on TMM normalization, the calculation of TMM factors, is given by:

    If we then take this hypothetical count matrix:
    Code:
        1   2   3   4   5
    a 711 662 138 424 604
    b 247 879 547 406 230
    c 390 891 678 919 967
    d  92 567 529 809 605
    e 963 594  87 541 640
    f  11 365 620 108 919
    g 575 358  32 455 148
    h 765 592 462  52 330
    i 874 866 331 759 733
    j  42 681 634  84 681
    Could anyone briefly exemplify how to perform the calculation of the TMM factors manually?

    I realise, that I can the normalization factors like so:
    Code:
    R
    library(edgeR)
    set.seed(13)
    counts = as.data.frame(matrix( floor(runif(10*5,1,1001)), 10, 5))
    rownames(counts) = letters[1:10]
    colnames(counts) = seq(1,5)
    d = DGEList(counts=counts)
    d = calcNormFactors(d,method="TMM”)
    d$samples$norm.factors
    [1] 0.9412422 0.9510114 0.9604313 1.1794450 0.9862088
    But i'd love to do a manual calculation, to understand the details of exactly how the TMM values are calculated

    Cheers,
    Leon

  • #2
    Just look at the code for calcNormFactors. I recall it being fairly short.

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