calculate_midpoint_distance1d {idr2d} | R Documentation

## Distance between Midpoints of two Peaks

### Description

Calculates the distance in nucleotides between the midpoints of two peaks.

Note: peaks must be on the same chromosome; start coordinate is always less than end coordinate

### Usage

    calculate_midpoint_distance1d(peak1_start, peak1_end, peak2_start, peak2_end)

### Arguments

`peak1_start` | integer vector; genomic start coordinate(s) of peak in replicate 1
`peak1_end` | integer vector; genomic end coordinate(s) of peak in replicate 1
`peak2_start` | integer vector; genomic start coordinate(s) of peak in replicate 2
`peak2_end` | integer vector; genomic end coordinate(s) of peak in replicate 2

### Value

positive integer vector; distances between peak pairs

### Examples

    # identical, zero distance
    calculate_midpoint_distance1d(100, 120,
                              100, 120)

    # centered, zero distance
    calculate_midpoint_distance1d(100, 120,
                              90, 130)

    # off by 10 per anchor
    calculate_midpoint_distance1d(100, 120,
                             110, 130)

    # vectorized example
    calculate_midpoint_distance1d(c(100, 100, 100),
                              c(120, 120, 120),
                              c(100, 90, 110),
                              c(120, 130, 130))

[Package idr2d version 1.6.0 Index]