Map existing column names of a flattened 'Metrics' assay to prettified names.
Usage
prettify_flat_metrics(
x,
human_readable = FALSE,
normalization_type = c("GR", "RV")
)
Arguments
- x
character vector of names to prettify.
- human_readable
boolean indicating whether or not to return column names in human readable format. Defaults to
FALSE
.- normalization_type
character vector with a specified normalization type. Defaults to
c("GR", "RV")
.
Details
A common use case for this function is to prettify column names from a flattened version of
the "Metrics"
assay.
Mode "human_readable" = TRUE
is often used for prettification in the context
of front-end applications, whereas "human_readable" = FALSE
is often used for
prettification in the context of the command line.
Examples
x <- c("CellLineName", "Tissue", "Primary Tissue", "GR_gDR_x_mean", "GR_gDR_xc50", "RV_GDS_x_mean")
prettify_flat_metrics(x, human_readable = FALSE)
#> [1] "CellLineName" "Tissue" "Primary Tissue" "GR_mean"
#> [5] "GR50" "GDS_RV_mean"