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This protocol is for running the [http://www.biostat.washington.edu/software/jstorey/edge/ Edge software] for DNA microarray data anlysis.
This protocol is for running the [http://www.biostat.washington.edu/software/jstorey/edge/ Edge software] for DNA microarray data anlysis.
[[Dahlquist:Notebook/Microarray_Data_Analysis]]


== Directions for Launching Edge at the Keck Lab ==
== Directions for Launching Edge at the Keck Lab ==

Revision as of 14:02, 2 October 2008

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This protocol is for running the Edge software for DNA microarray data anlysis.

Dahlquist:Notebook/Microarray_Data_Analysis

Directions for Launching Edge at the Keck Lab

  • Login with your Keck lab username to mason (the names of the machines are on the lower-left corner of the login screens).
  • Right-click on the green tabula rasa.
  • Choose Terminal.
  • Type:
cd Desktop/edge_1.1.290
R
  • At this point, the R prompt shows up. Type:
source("edge.r")
edge()
  • The Edge GUI should now appear.

Analyzing Data with Edge

  • Create two tab-delimited text files for "genes" and "covariates".
  • Load both into an Edge session.
  • Select "Impute Missing Data" from the menu. Calculat Percent Missing Data. The results are:
    • Percent of genes missing data:
    • Percent of arrays missing data:
    • Overall percent of missing data:
  • For KNN Parameters, set:
    • Percent of missing values to tolerate in a gene: 100 (so all genes included)
    • Number of nearest neighbors to use (maximum of 15): 15
    • clicked GO to impute missing data.
  • Selected "Identify Differentially Expressed Genes"
    • Class variable is:
    • Covariate giving time points is:
    • Covariate corresponding to individuals is:
    • Choose spline type, accepted default of Natural Cubic Spline, dimension 4
    • Number of null iterations, set to 1000
    • Choose a seed for reproducible results, set to 47
    • 1000 permutations looks like it will take about 10 minutes.
    • Save results as: