Package 'PhenoGeneRanker'

Title: PhenoGeneRanker: A gene and phenotype prioritization tool
Description: This package is a gene/phenotype prioritization tool that utilizes multiplex heterogeneous gene phenotype network. PhenoGeneRanker allows multi-layer gene and phenotype networks. It also calculates empirical p-values of gene/phenotype ranking using random stratified sampling of genes/phenotypes based on their connectivity degree in the network. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3307339.3342155.
Authors: Cagatay Dursun [aut, cre]
Maintainer: Cagatay Dursun <[email protected]>
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Version: 1.15.0
Built: 2024-10-31 03:33:06 UTC
Source: https://github.com/bioc/PhenoGeneRanker

Help Index

Create Walk Matrix

Description

Generates a Walk Matrix (Transition Matrix) from Gene and Phenotype networks for RWR.

Usage

CreateWalkMatrix(
  inputFileName,
  numCores = 1,
  delta = 0.5,
  zeta = 0.5,
  lambda = 0.5
)

Arguments

inputFileName

The name of the text file that contains the names of gene and phenotype network files. For more information on the file formatting, please refer the vignette.
numCores

This is the number of cores used for parallel processing.
delta

This is the probability of jumping between gene layers. High delta means RWR is high likely to jump to other layers in gene multiplex network. It has a default value of 0.5.
zeta

This is the probability of jumping between phenotype layers. High zeta means RWR is high likely to jump to other layers in phenotype multiplex network. It has a default value of 0.5.
lambda

This is the probability of jumping between gene and phenotype multiplex networks. High lambda means RWR is more likely to exploit the bipartite relation. It has a default value of 0.5.

Value

This returns a list containing the walk matrix, a sorted list of gene ids, a sorted list of phenotype ids, the connectivity degree of the genes, the connectivity degree of the phenotypes, the number of gene layers, the number of phenotype layers, the number of genes and the number of phenotypes in the final complex network.

Examples

wm <- CreateWalkMatrix('input_file.txt')
customWm <- CreateWalkMatrix('input_file.txt', numCores=1, delta=0.7, zeta=0.7, lambda=0.7)

Random Walk Restart (RWR)

Description

This method runs the random walk with restart on the provided walk matrix. It returns a data frame including ranked genes and phenotypes, and RWR scores of the genes and phenotypes. If generatePvalue is TRUE then it generates p-values along with the ranks.

Usage

RandomWalkRestart(
  walkMatrix,
  geneSeeds,
  phenoSeeds,
  generatePValue = TRUE,
  numCores = 1,
  r = 0.7,
  eta = 0.5,
  tau = NULL,
  phi = NULL,
  S = 1000
)

Arguments

walkMatrix

This is the walk matrix generated by the function CreateWalkMatrix.
geneSeeds

This is a vector for storing the ids of the genes that RWR starts its walk. The final ranks show the proximity of the genes/phenotypes to the seed genes.
phenoSeeds

This is a vector for storing the ids of the phenotypes that RWR starts its walk. The final ranks show the proximity of the genes/phenotypes to the seed phenotypes.
generatePValue

If this is TRUE, it will generate the probability values for each of the gene/phenotype rankings. If it is FALSE then the function will only return the ranks of genes/phenotype.
numCores

This is the number of cores used for parallel processing.
r

This parameter controls the global restart probability of RWR, and it has a default value of 0.7.
eta

This parameter controls restarting of RWR either to a gene seed or phenotype seeds, higher eta means utilizing gene seeds more than phenotype seeds, and it has a default value of 0.5.
tau

This is a vector that stores weights for each of the 'gene' layer in the complex gene and phenotype network. Each value of the vector corresponds to the order of the network files in the input file of CreateWalkMatrix function. The weights must sum up to the same number of gene layers. Default value gives equal weight to gene layers.
phi

This is a vector that stores weights for each of the 'phenotype' layer in the complex gene and phenotype network. Each value of the vector corresponds to the order of the network files in the input file of CreateWalkMatrix function. The weights must sum up to the same number of phenotype layers. Default value gives equal weight to phenotype layers.
S

This is the number of random samples to be used for p-value calculation It is highly recommended to use S=1000.

Value

If the parameter generatePValue is TRUE, then this function returns a data frame of ranked genes/phenotypes with p-values with three columns; Gene/Phenotype ID, score, p-value. If generatePValue is FALSE, then it returns a data frame of ranked genes/phenotypes with two columns; Gene/Phenotype ID, score.

Examples

wm <- CreateWalkMatrix('input_file.txt')
ranksWithoutPVal <- RandomWalkRestart(wm, c('g1', 'g2'), c('p1'), FALSE)
ranksWithPVal <- RandomWalkRestart(wm, c('g1', 'g2'), c(), TRUE, S=10)
ranksWithoutPval <- RandomWalkRestart(wm, c('g1'), c(),
       FALSE, 1, 0.5, 0.6, tau=c(1.5,0.5), phi=c(0.5,1.5))