add_eset {MultiDataSet} | R Documentation

## Method to add an `eSet` to `MultiDataSet`.

### Description

This method adds or overwrites a slot of a `MultiDataSet` with the content of the given `eSet`.

### Usage

    add_eset(object, set, dataset.type, dataset.name = NULL,
      sample.tables = NULL, feature.tables = NULL, warnings = TRUE,
      overwrite = FALSE, GRanges)

### Arguments

`object` | `MultiDataSet` that will be filled.
`set` | Object derived from `eSet` to be used to fill the slot.
`dataset.type` | Character with the type of data of the omic set (e.g. expression, methylation...)
`dataset.name` | Character with the specific name for this set (NULL by default). It is useful when there are several sets of the same type (e.g. multiple expression assays)
`sample.tables` | Character with the names of the slots with sample data besides phenoData.
`feature.tables` | Character with the names of the slots with feature data besides featureData.
`warnings` | Logical to indicate if warnings will be displayed.
`overwrite` | Logical to indicate if the set stored in the slot will be overwritten.
`GRanges` | `GenomicRanges` to be included in rowRanges slot.

### Value

A new `MultiDataSet` with a slot filled.

### See Also

`add_methy`, `add_genexp`, `add_rnaseq`, `add_snps`

### Examples

    multi <- createMultiDataSet()
    eset <- new("ExpressionSet", exprs = matrix(runif(10), 5))
    multi <- add_eset(multi, eset, "exampledata", GRanges = NA)

[Package MultiDataSet version 1.8.0 Index]