Project a feature matrix into a two-dimensional representation using PCA, MDS, t-SNE, or UMAP ready for plotting
Source:R/project.R
project.Rd
Project a feature matrix into a two-dimensional representation using PCA, MDS, t-SNE, or UMAP ready for plotting
Usage
project(
data,
norm_method = c("zScore", "Sigmoid", "RobustSigmoid", "MinMax", "MaxAbs"),
unit_int = FALSE,
low_dim_method = c("PCA", "tSNE", "ClassicalMDS", "KruskalMDS", "SammonMDS", "UMAP"),
na_removal = c("feature", "sample"),
seed = 123,
...
)
reduce_dims(
data,
norm_method = c("zScore", "Sigmoid", "RobustSigmoid", "MinMax", "MaxAbs"),
unit_int = FALSE,
low_dim_method = c("PCA", "tSNE", "ClassicalMDS", "KruskalMDS", "SammonMDS", "UMAP"),
na_removal = c("feature", "sample"),
seed = 123,
...
)
Arguments
- data
feature_calculations
object containing the raw feature matrix produced bytheft::calculate_features
- norm_method
character
denoting the rescaling/normalising method to apply. Can be one of"zScore"
,"Sigmoid"
,"RobustSigmoid"
,"MinMax"
, or"MaxAbs"
. Defaults to"zScore"
- unit_int
Boolean
whether to rescale into unit interval[0,1]
after applying normalisation method. Defaults toFALSE
- low_dim_method
character
specifying the low dimensional embedding method to use. Can be one of"PCA"
,"tSNE"
,"ClassicalMDS"
,"KruskalMDS"
,"SammonMDS"
, or"UMAP"
. Defaults to"PCA"
- na_removal
character
defining the way to deal with NAs produced during feature calculation. Can be one of"feature"
or"sample"
."feature"
removes all features that produced any NAs in any sample, keeping the number of samples the same."sample"
omits all samples that produced at least one NA. Defaults to"feature"
- seed
integer
to fix R's random number generator to ensure reproducibility. Defaults to123
- ...
arguments to be passed to
stats::prcomp
orRtsne::Rtsne
,stats::cmdscale
,MASS::isoMDS
,MASS::sammon
, orumap::umap
depending on selection inlow_dim_method
Value
object of class feature_projection
which is a named list containing the feature_calculations
data supplied to the function, the wide matrix of filtered data, a tidy data.frame
of the projected 2-D data, and the model fit object
Examples
# \donttest{
library(theft)
features <- theft::calculate_features(theft::simData,
group_var = "process",
feature_set = "catch22")
#> No IDs removed. All value vectors good for feature extraction.
#> Running computations for catch22...
#>
#> Calculations completed for catch22.
pca <- project(features,
norm_method = "zScore",
low_dim_method = "PCA")
# }