Write MArrayLM Object to a File
Write a microarray linear model fit to a file.
write.fit(fit, results = NULL, file, digits = NULL,
adjust = "none", method = "separate", F.adjust = "none",
quote = FALSE, sep = "\t", row.names = TRUE, ...)fit |
object of class |
results |
object of class |
file |
character string giving path name for the output file. |
digits |
integer indicating rounding precision for output values. If |
adjust |
character string specifying multiple-testing adjustment method for the t-statistic P-values, e.g., |
method |
character string, should the P-value adjustment be |
F.adjust |
character string specifying adjustment method for the F-statistic P-values. |
quote |
logical value. If |
sep |
the field separator string. Values in the output file will be separated by this string. |
row.names |
logical value, whether to include row names in the output file. |
... |
other arguments are passed to |
This function writes a delimited text file containing for each gene (1) the average log2-intensity, (2) the coefficients or contrasts (log2-fold-changes), (3) moderated t-statistics, (4) t-statistic P-values, (5) F-statistic if available, (6) F-statistic P-values if available, (7) decideTests results if available and (8) gene names and annotation.
The results argument is optional. If supplied, it should be the output from decideTests for the same fit object, which indicates whether each contrast for each gene is considered statistically significant or not (coded 1 or -1 for positive or negative significant differences and 0 for non-significant values).
If fit contains row names and row.names=TRUE, then the row names will be the first column of the output file with a blank column heading.
This behaviour is analogous to that of write.csv or to write.table with col.names=NA.
No value is produced but a file is written to the current working directory.
Gordon Smyth
write.table or write.csv in the base library.
An overview of linear model functions in limma is given by 06.LinearModels.
## Not run: # The following three alternatives are equivalent: write.fit(fit, file = "temp.csv", sep = ",") write.csv(fit, file = "temp.csv") a <- as.data.frame(fit) write.csv(fit, file = "temp.csv") ## End(Not run)
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