gosummaries {GOsummaries} | R Documentation

## Constructor for gosummaries object

### Description

Constructor for gosummaries object that contains all the necessary information to draw the figure, like gene lists and their annotations, expression data and all the relevant texts.

### Usage

    gosummaries(x = NULL, ...)

    ## Default S3 method:
    gosummaries(x = NULL, wc_data = NULL,
      organism = "hsapiens", go_branches = c("BP", "keg", "rea"),
      max_p_value = 0.01, min_set_size = 50, max_set_size = 1000,
      max_signif = 40, ordered_query = TRUE, hier_filtering = "moderate",
      score_type = "p-value", wc_algorithm = "middle",
      wordcloud_legend_title = NULL, ...)

### Arguments

`x` | list of arrays of gene names (or list of lists of arrays of gene names)
`...` | additional parameters for gprofiler function
`wc_data` | precalculated GO enrichment results (see Details)
`organism` | the organism that the gene lists correspond to. The format should be as follows: "hsapiens", "mmusculus", "scerevisiae", etc.
`go_branches` | GO tree branches and pathway databases as denoted in g:Profiler (Possible values: BP, CC, MF, keg, rea)
`max_p_value` | threshold for p-values that have been corrected for multiple testing
`min_set_size` | minimal size of functional category to be considered
`max_set_size` | maximal size of functional category to be considered
`max_signif` | maximal number of categories returned per query
`ordered_query` | logical showing if the lists are ordered or not (it determines if the ordered query algorithm is used in g:Profiler)
`hier_filtering` | a type of hierarchical filtering used when reducing the number of g:Profiler results (see `gprofiler` for further information)
`score_type` | indicates the type of scores in `wc_data`. Possible values: "p-value" and "count"
`wc_algorithm` | the type of wordcloud algorithm used. Possible values are "top" that puts first word to the top corner and "middle" that puts first word to the middle.
`wordcloud_legend_title` | title of the word cloud legend, should reflect the nature of the score

### Details

The object is a list of "components", with each component defined by a gene list or a pair of gene lists. Each "component" has the slots as follows:

- Title: title string of the component. (Default: the names of the gene lists)

- Gene_lists: list of one or two gene lists

- WCD: g:Profiler results based on the Gene_lists slot or user entered table.

- Data: the related data (expression values, PCA rotation, ...) that is used to draw the "panel" i.e. theplot above the wordclouds. In principle there is no limitation what kind of data is there as far as the function that is provided to draw that in `plot.gosummaries` can use it.

- Percentage: a text that is drawn on the right top corner of every component. In case of PCA this is the percentage of variation the component explains, by default it just depicts the number of genes in the Gene_lists slot.

Some visual parameters are stored in the attributes of `gosummaries` object: `score_type` tells how to handle the scores associated to wordclouds, `wc_algorithm` specifies the wordcloud layout algorithm and `wordcloud_legend_title` specifies the title of the wordcloud. One can change them using the `attr` function.

The word clouds are specified as `data.frame`s with two columns: "Term" and "Score". If one wants to use custom data for wordclouds, instead of the default GO enrichment results, then this is possible to specify parameter `wc_data`. The input structure is similar to the gene list input, only instead of gene lists one has the two column `data.frame`s.

The GO enrichment analysis is performed using g:Profiler web toolkit and its associated R package `gProfileR`. This means the computer has to have internet access to annotate the gene lists. Since g:Profiler can accept a wide range of gene IDs then user usually does not have to worry about converitng the gene IDs into right format. To be absolutely sure the tool recognizes the gene IDs one can check if they will give any results in http://biit.cs.ut.ee/gprofiler/gconvert.cgi.

There can be a lot of results for a typical GO enrichment analysis but usually these tend to be pretty redundant. Since one can fit only a small number of categories into a word cloud we have to bring down the number of categories to show an reduce the redundancy. For this we use hierarchical filtering option \"moderate\" in g:Profiler. In g:Profiler the categories are grouped together when they share one or more enriched parents. The \"moderate\" option selects the most significant category from each of such groups. (See more at http://biit.cs.ut.ee/gprofiler/)

The slots of the object can be filled with custom information using a function `add_to_slot.gosummaries`.

By default the Data slot is filled with a dataset that contains the number of genes in the Gene_lists slot. Expression data can be added to the object for example by using function `add_expression.gosummaries`. It is possible to derive your own format for the Data slot as well, as long as a panel plotting function for this data is alaso provided (See `panel_boxplot` for further information).

There are several constructors of gosummaries object that work on common analysis result objects, such as `gosummaries.kmeans`, `gosummaries.MArrayLM` and `gosummaries.prcomp` corresponding to k-means, limma and PCA results.

### Value

A gosummaries type of object

### Author(s)

Raivo Kolde <raivo.kolde@eesti.ee>

Raivo Kolde <raivo.kolde@eesti.ee>

### See Also

`gosummaries.kmeans`, `gosummaries.MArrayLM`, `gosummaries.prcomp`

### Examples

    ## Not run:
    # Define gene lists
    genes1 = c("203485_at", "209469_at", "209470_s_at", "203999_at",
    "205358_at", "203130_s_at", "210222_s_at", "202508_s_at", "203001_s_at",
    "207957_s_at", "203540_at", "203000_at", "219619_at", "221805_at",
    "214046_at", "213135_at", "203889_at", "209990_s_at", "210016_at",
    "202507_s_at", "209839_at", "204953_at", "209167_at", "209685_s_at",
    "211276_at", "202391_at", "205591_at",
    "201313_at")
    genes2 = c("201890_at", "202503_s_at", "204170_s_at", "201291_s_at",
    "202589_at", "218499_at", "209773_s_at", "204026_s_at", "216237_s_at",
    "202546_at", "218883_s_at", "204285_s_at", "208659_at", "201292_at",
    "201664_at")

    gl1 = list(List1 = genes1,  List2 = genes2) # One list per component
    gl2 = list(List = list(genes1, genes2)) # Two lists per component

    # Construct gosummaries objects
    gs1 = gosummaries(gl1)
    gs2 = gosummaries(gl2)

    plot(gs1, fontsize = 8)
    plot(gs2, fontsize = 8)

    # Changing slot contents using using addToSlot.gosummaries
    gs1 = add_to_slot.gosummaries(gs1, "Title", list("Neurons", "Cell lines"))

    # Adding expression data
    data(tissue_example)

    gs1 = add_expression.gosummaries(gs1, exp = tissue_example$exp, annotation =
    tissue_example$annot)
    gs2 = add_expression.gosummaries(gs2, exp = tissue_example$exp, annotation =
    tissue_example$annot)

    plot(gs1, panel_par = list(classes = "Tissue"), fontsize = 8)
    plot(gs2, panel_par = list(classes = "Tissue"), fontsize = 8)

    ## End(Not run)

    # Using custom annotations for word clouds
    wcd1 = data.frame(Term = c("KLF1", "KLF2", "POU5F1"), Score = c(0.05, 0.001,
    0.0001))
    wcd2 = data.frame(Term = c("CD8", "CD248", "CCL5"), Score = c(0.02, 0.005,
    0.00001))

    gs = gosummaries(wc_data = list(Results1 = wcd1, Results2 = wcd2))
    plot(gs)

    gs = gosummaries(wc_data = list(Results = list(wcd1, wcd2)))
    plot(gs)

    # Adjust wordcloud legend title
    gs = gosummaries(wc_data = list(Results = list(wcd1, wcd2)),
    wordcloud_legend_title = "Significance score")
    plot(gs)

[Package GOsummaries version 2.28.0 Index]