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2022-03-11
2022-03-10
method
parameter in
separability()
function. Separability is computed using the
formula presented in the paperminSubtreeCover()
function in tree_dim_src.cpp
to represent a tree by an adjacency list.separability()
function.2022-02-10
method
parameter to the
separability()
function. A value of "original"
returns tissue specificity as used in the original paper. A value of
"normalized"
returns the normalized tissue
specificity.test.trajectory()
and
compute.stats()
to return size of original dimension and
number of PCA components.test.trajectory()
to return a class of type
"treedim"
and to return an additional component
"mst"
in the list.separability()
to return a class of type
"treedim"
and to return an additional component
"mst"
in the list.plot.treedim()
that plots an MST for
an object of type "treedim"
.2022-01-20
2022-01-17
Replaced the “ComputeMST” function from emstreeR package with “emst” function from mlpack package to compute fast MST.
Modified “getStatistics” function to accommodate output of “emst” function which is now a list. Output of “ComputeMST” was a dataframe.
Removed ‘randomize’ function
Removed ‘DFtoNM’ function
2021-12-12
Created inst/extdata to store data used by vignette. Added data files bifurcating_7.rds, calcium_pathway_data.rdata and ribosome_pathway_data.rdata.
Created testcases using testthat package. Created test-testrajectory.R file, which contains test cases for functions ‘test.trajectory’ and ‘compute.stats’. Also created test-separability.R file which contains test cases for function ‘separability’.
Modified function ‘plotTree’ to accept node colors as argument
Modified vignette to improve visibility of separability plots
2021-12-11
2021-12-01
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