Computes correlations between exposures and feature types including DEGs, omics, latent factors, top factor features, or principal components (PCs). Optionally computes feature–feature correlations to support network analysis.
Usage
run_correlation(
expomicset,
feature_type = c("degs", "omics", "factors", "factor_features", "exposures", "pcs"),
exposure_cols = NULL,
variable_map = NULL,
n_pcs = NULL,
feature_cors = FALSE,
robust = FALSE,
score_col = "stability_score",
score_thresh = NULL,
correlation_method = "spearman",
correlation_cutoff = 0.3,
cor_pval_column = "p.value",
pval_cutoff = 0.05,
deg_pval_col = "adj.P.Val",
deg_logfc_col = "logFC",
deg_pval_thresh = 0.05,
deg_logfc_thresh = log2(1.5),
batch_size = 1500,
action = c("add", "get")
)
Arguments
- expomicset
A
MultiAssayExperiment
object.- feature_type
Type of features to correlate. One of
"degs"
,"omics"
,"factors"
,"factor_features"
,"exposures"
, or"pcs"
.- exposure_cols
Optional vector of exposure column names (from
colData
) to use.- variable_map
Optional mapping of features to include by assay for
omics
mode.- n_pcs
Number of PCs to use when
feature_type = "pcs"
.- feature_cors
Logical; if
TRUE
, compute correlations between features rather than with exposures.- robust
Logical; restrict DEGs to those passing sensitivity threshold.
- score_col
Column name in sensitivity analysis with feature stability score.
- score_thresh
Threshold for filtering robust features.
- correlation_method
One of
"pearson"
,"spearman"
, or"kendall"
.- correlation_cutoff
Minimum absolute correlation to retain.
- cor_pval_column
Column in output to filter by p-value (default:
"p.value"
).- pval_cutoff
Maximum p-value or FDR threshold to retain a correlation.
- deg_pval_col
Column with DEG adjusted p-values.
- deg_logfc_col
Column with DEG log fold-changes.
- deg_pval_thresh
P-value cutoff for DEGs.
- deg_logfc_thresh
Log fold-change cutoff for DEGs.
- batch_size
Number of features to process per batch (default: 1500).
- action
Whether to
"add"
results to metadata or"get"
as a data frame.