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Location: BH- Brasil Join Date: Feb 2011
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Hi!
I've used the DESeq package and now I'm trying the DEXSeq one. In the DESeq package I can access the baseMean, baseMeanA, baseMeanB values after doing the analysis as a output result, but using the DEXSeq package, I only get the meanBase value. OUTPUT DEXSeq: Quote:
OUTPUT DESeq: Quote:
Thanks! []s Mariana |
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Location: Heidelberg Join Date: Aug 2010
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Hi Mariana,
If you are interested in the exon expression, you could just calculate the mean accross the raw counts. If you are interested in the fitted splicing coefficients (what is plotted in plotDEXSeq) you could have a look at the function estimatelog2FoldChanges to get this coefficients, especifically you have to set the parameter getOnlyEffects=TRUE. Alejandro |
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Location: Austria Join Date: Feb 2014
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Could you please post some sample code how to extract the relevant coefficients in order to obtain proper meanBaseA / meanBaseB values in the DEUresultTable.
I'm new to DEXseq and would highly appreciate your input. |
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