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-`directional` logical parameter, if TRUE, map metabolites to reactions where these metabolites are product only
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-`merge`: Merge metabolites from different department
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-`promiscuous_threshold`: Gene association threshold of promiscuous metabolites
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-`ensemble_id`: for current version, if `species != 'Human`, use `ensemble_id = FALSE`
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-`reference_key = 'refmet_name` by default
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-`background` is used to compute gene-specific p-values, if `background = NULL`, then background = # of metabolites associated with non-exchange reactions
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-`signature`: A list of metabolic signatures. Each element must be a data frame containing a column whose name matches the `reference_key` argument, , which specifies the **RefMet** annotation for each metabolite.
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-`directional`: Logical argument specifying the metabolite–reaction mapping rule.
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- If `TRUE`, metabolites are mapped only to reactions in which they appear as products (directional mapping).
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- If `FALSE`, metabolites are mapped to reactions in which they appear as either reactants or products (non-directional mapping).
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-`promiscuous_threshold`: Maximum allowable number of metabolites associated with a gene. Genes exceeding this threshold are classified as promiscuous and excluded from downstream analysis.
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-`background`: Background used in the gene-specific hypergeometric test. By default, this is set to the total number of metabolites represented in the GEM.
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-`reference_key`: A character string indicating the column name in each signature data frame that contains **RefMet** metabolite identifiers.
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