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  • cummeRbund :: filter on repFpkm

    Dear all,
    I'm wondering whether anyone has already implemented a filter based on repFpkm in cummeRbund, so to select all those genes for which the Fpkm is above of a certain threshold for all the replicates belonging to a condition OR to another one.
    I mean that, for example, a gene must have in control at least fpkm = 1, for all replicates #1, #2 and #3, even if it doesn't happen for the treatment; and vice versa.

    i'm using

    gene.diff<-diffData(genes(cuff))

    gene.diff.q1.filtered <- gene.diff[gene.diff$value_1 > 1,] #condition q1
    gene.diff.q2.filtered <- gene.diff[gene.diff$value_2 > 1,] #condition q2


    but it selects only genes having 'global' Fpkm above 1 (takes all reps together).


    i need to get rid of cases like this:

    >gene.diff.filtered[gene.diff.filtered$gene_id == "comp13340",]
    gene_id sample_1 sample_2 status value_1 value_2 log2_fold_change test_stat p_value q_value significant
    2102 comp13340 q1 q2 OK 0 1.01699 Inf NA 5e-05 0.00135144 yes



    > gene.repFpkm[gene.repFpkm$gene_id == "comp13340",]

    gene_id sample_name replicate rep_name raw_frags internal_scaled_frags external_scaled_frags fpkm
    2102 comp13340 q1 0 q1_0 0 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
    35771 comp13340 q1 1 q1_1 0 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
    69440 comp13340 q1 2 q1_2 0 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
    103109 comp13340 q2 0 q2_0 2 2.47685 2.47685 1.26962
    136778 comp13340 q2 1 q2_1 0 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
    170447 comp13340 q2 2 q2_2 8 8.39216 8.39216 1.78133
    effective_length status
    2102 NA OK
    35771 NA OK
    69440 NA OK
    103109 NA OK
    136778 NA OK
    170447 NA OK

    it's clear that not all reps have fpkm > 1 ..........

    Thanks for any help or hint!

    Cheers,

    Stefano

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