Package 'GNET2'

Title: Constructing gene regulatory networks from expression data through functional module inference
Description: Cluster genes to functional groups with E-M process. Iteratively perform TF assigning and Gene assigning, until the assignment of genes did not change, or max number of iterations is reached.
Authors: Chen Chen, Jie Hou and Jianlin Cheng
Maintainer: Chen Chen <[email protected]>
License: Apache License 2.0
Version: 1.23.0
Built: 2024-11-29 07:12:02 UTC
Source: https://github.com/bioc/GNET2

Help Index


Fit a regression tree.

Description

Fit a regression tree based on Gaussian Likelihood score. Provided in case the best split is not applicable for R dnorm() function.

Usage

build_module(X, Y, max_depth, cor_cutoff, min_divide_size)

Arguments

X

A n by p matrix as input.

Y

A n by q matrix as response.

max_depth

Maximum depth of the tree.

cor_cutoff

Cutoff for within group Pearson correlation coefficient, if all data belong to a node have average correlation greater or equal to this, the node would not split anymore.

min_divide_size

Minimum number of data belong to a node allowed for further split of the node.

Value

A matrix for sample informatrion for each partition level. First column is feature index used by the node and second is the value used to split, the rest of the columns are the split of sample: 0 means less or equal, 1 means greater and -1 means the sample does not belong to this node.

Examples

build_module(X = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10), Y = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10),
                         max_depth=3,cor_cutoff=0.9,min_divide_size=3)

Build regression tree.

Description

Build regression tree based on Gaussian Likelihood score.

Usage

build_moduleR(X, Y, max_depth, cor_cutoff, min_divide_size)

Arguments

X

A n by p matrix as input.

Y

A n by q matrix as response.

max_depth

Maximum depth of the tree.

cor_cutoff

Cutoff for within group Pearson correlation coefficient, if all data belong to a node have average correlation greater or equal to this, the node would not split anymore.

min_divide_size

Minimum number of data belong to a node allowed for further split of the node.

Value

A matrix for sample information for each tree level. First column is feature index used by the node and second is the value used to split, the rest of the columns are the split of sample: 0 means less or equal, 1 means greater and -1 means the sample does not belong to this node.

Examples

build_moduleR(X = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10), Y = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10),
                            max_depth=3,cor_cutoff=0.9,min_divide_size=3)

Build regression tree with splits are detemined by K-means heuristicly.

Description

Build regression tree based on Gaussian Likelihood score. The spliting of the tree is determined heuristicly by k_means.

Usage

build_moduleR_heuristic(
  X,
  Y,
  max_depth,
  cor_cutoff,
  min_divide_size,
  split_table
)

Arguments

X

A n by p matrix as input.

Y

A n by q matrix as response.

max_depth

Maximum depth of the tree.

cor_cutoff

Cutoff for within group Pearson correlation coefficient, if all data belong to a node have average correlation greater or equal to this, the node would not split anymore.

min_divide_size

Minimum number of data belong to a node allowed for further split of the node.

split_table

split table generated by K-means with build_split_table()

Value

A matrix for sample informatrion for each tree level. First column is feature index used by the node and second is the value used to split, the rest of the columns are the split of sample: 0 means less or equal, 1 means greater and -1 means the sample does not belong to this node.

Examples

X <- matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10)
build_moduleR_heuristic(X = X, Y = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10),max_depth=3,cor_cutoff=0.9,
                        min_divide_size=3,split_table = build_split_table(X))

Build split table by K-means heuristicly.

Description

Build split table by K-means with 3 cluster centers for each column of X

Usage

build_split_table(X)

Arguments

X

A n by p matrix as input.

Value

A n by p matrix with each column consists of 3 clusters: -1 for low, 0 for mid and 1 for high

Examples

split_table <- build_split_table(matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10))

Calculate Gaussian Likelihood score.

Description

Calculate Gaussian Likelihood score.

Usage

calc_likelihood_score(x, group_labels)

Arguments

x

A n by p matrix.

group_labels

A vector of length n, indicating the group of rows.

Value

The sum of log likelihood score of each group on each column.

Examples

calc_likelihood_score(x = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10), group_labels = c(rep(1,2),rep(2,3)))

Extract the network from the gnet result

Description

Extract the network as edge list from the gnet result. For a module, each regulator and downstream gene will form a directed edge.

Usage

extract_edges(gnet_result)

Arguments

gnet_result

Returned results from gnet().

Value

A matrix of scores of for the regulator-target interaction.

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 8
init_method = 'kmeans'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)
edge_list <- extract_edges(gnet_result)

Calculate correlation within each group.

Description

Calculate Pearson correlation coefficient within each group.

Usage

get_correlation_list(x, group_labels)

Arguments

x

A n by p matrix.

group_labels

A vector of length n, indicating the group of rows.

Value

An array of Pearson correlation coefficient for each row, rows belong to the same group have same values.

Examples

get_correlation_list(x = matrix(rnorm(5*10),5,10), group_labels = c(rep(1,2),rep(2,3)))

Run GNET2

Description

Build regulation modules by iteratively perform regulator assigning and Gene assigning, until the assignment of genes did not change, or max number of iterations reached.

Usage

gnet(
  input,
  reg_names,
  init_method = "boosting",
  init_group_num = 4,
  max_depth = 3,
  cor_cutoff = 0.9,
  min_divide_size = 3,
  min_group_size = 2,
  max_iter = 5,
  heuristic = TRUE,
  max_group = 0,
  force_split = 0.5,
  nthread = 4
)

Arguments

input

A SummarizedExperiment object, or a p by n matrix of expression data of p genes and n samples, for example log2 RPKM from RNA-Seq.

reg_names

A list of potential upstream regulators names, for example a list of known transcription factors.

init_method

Cluster initialization, can be "boosting" or "kmeans", default is using "boosting".

init_group_num

Initial number of function clusters used by the algorithm.

max_depth

max_depth Maximum depth of the tree.

cor_cutoff

Cutoff for within group Pearson correlation coefficient, if all data belong to a node have average correlation greater or equal to this, the node would not split anymore.

min_divide_size

Minimum number of data belong to a node allowed for further split of the node.

min_group_size

Minimum number of genes allowed in a group.

max_iter

Maxumum number of iterations allowed if not converged.

heuristic

If the splites of the regression tree is determined by k-means heuristicly.

max_group

Max number of group allowed for the first clustering step, default equals init_group_num and is set to 0.

force_split

Force split the largest gene group into smaller groups by kmeans. Default is 0.5(Split if it contains more than half target genes)

nthread

Number of threads to run GBDT based clustering

Value

A list of expression data of genes, expression data of regulators, within group score, table of tree structure and final assigned group of each gene.

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 8
init_method = 'boosting'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)

Knee point detection.

Description

Detect the knee point of the array.

Usage

kneepointDetection(vect)

Arguments

vect

A list of sorted numbers.

Value

The index of the data point which is the knee.

Examples

kneepointDetection(sort(c(runif(10,1,3),c(runif(10,5,10))),TRUE))

Plot a module

Description

Plot the regulators module and heatmap of the expression inferred downstream genes for each sample. It can be interpreted as two parts: the bars at the top shows how samples are splited by the regression tree and the heatmap at the bottom shows how downstream genes are regulated by each subgroup determined by the regulators.

Usage

plot_gene_group(
  gnet_result,
  group_idx,
  tree_layout = 1,
  max_gene_num = 100,
  plot_leaf_labels = TRUE,
  group_labels = NULL
)

Arguments

gnet_result

Results returned by gnet().

group_idx

Index of the module.

tree_layout

zoom ratio for the regulatory tree. Default is 1. Need to be increased for trees with >5 regulators.

max_gene_num

Max size of gene to plot in the heatmap. Only genes with highest n variances will be kept.

plot_leaf_labels

If the plot includes a color bar of leaf labels at the bottom.

group_labels

Labels of experiment conditions,Used for the color bar of experiment conditions. Default is NULL

Value

None

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 5
init_method = 'boosting'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)
plot_gene_group(gnet_result,group_idx=1)

Plot the correlation of each group

Description

Plot the correlation of each group and auto detected knee point. It can be used to determined which clustered are kept for further analysis.

Usage

plot_group_correlation(gnet_result)

Arguments

gnet_result

Results returned by gnet().

Value

A list of indices of the data point with correlation higher than the knee point.

Examples

set.seed(1)
gnet_result <- list('group_score'=c(runif(10,1,3),c(runif(10,5,3))))
group_keep <- plot_group_correlation(gnet_result)

Plot the regression tree.

Description

Plot the regression tree given the index of a module.

Usage

plot_tree(gnet_result, group_idx)

Arguments

gnet_result

Results returned by gnet().

group_idx

Index of the module.

Value

None

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 5
init_method = 'boosting'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)
plot_tree(gnet_result,group_idx=1)

Save the GNET2 results

Description

Save the edge list, group index of each gene and plot the top groups

Usage

save_gnet(gnet_result, save_path = ".", num_module = 10, max_gene_num = 100)

Arguments

gnet_result

Results returned by gnet().

save_path

path to save files

num_module

The number of modules with highest score to plot.

max_gene_num

The max number of genes to show in the heatmap.

Value

None

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 5
init_method = 'boosting'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)
save_gnet(gnet_result)

Compute the similarity from a predefined condition group

Description

Compute the similarity between a predefined condition grouping and the sample cluster of each module, which is defined as the Adjusted Rand index between the two vectors, or the inverse of K-L divergence between the upper triangle matrix of the pairwise distance of predefined ranked condition grouping and the pairwise distance of sample cluster of each module.

Usage

similarity_score(gnet_result, group, ranked = FALSE)

Arguments

gnet_result

Returned results from gnet().

group

predefined condition grouping

ranked

the grouping information is categorical(treatment/control) or ordinal(dosage, time points)?

Value

A list of similarity scores between a predefined condition grouping and the sample cluster of each module, and the p values for the similarity scores based on permutation.

Examples

set.seed(1)
init_group_num = 8
init_method = 'kmeans'
exp_data <- matrix(rnorm(50*10),50,10)
reg_names <- paste0('TF',1:5)
rownames(exp_data) <- c(reg_names,paste0('gene',1:(nrow(exp_data)-length(reg_names))))
colnames(exp_data) <- paste0('condition_',1:ncol(exp_data))
se <- SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment(assays=list(counts=exp_data))
gnet_result <- gnet(se,reg_names,init_method,init_group_num)
s <- similarity_score(gnet_result,rep(1:5,each = 2))