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1 <tool id="intens_check" name="Intensity Check" version="1.0.1"> 1 <tool id="intens_check" name="Intensity Check" version="1.0.1">
2 <description>Adding informations about intensities (mean fold change and missing values) in the Variable metadata</description> 2 <description>Adding information about intensities (mean fold change and missing values) in the variable metadata table</description>
3 <requirements> 3 <requirements>
4 <requirement type="package" version="1.1_4">r-batch</requirement> 4 <requirement type="package" version="1.1_4">r-batch</requirement>
5 </requirements> 5 </requirements>
6 <command interpreter="Rscript"> 6 <command interpreter="Rscript">
7 7
79 ----------- 79 -----------
80 80
81 This tool performs two tests: a mean fold change calculation and the number of missing values. 81 This tool performs two tests: a mean fold change calculation and the number of missing values.
82 82
83 **Fold:** 83 **Fold:**
84 The test calculates the mean fold change between two classes. It could be converted into a logarithm. 84 The test calculates the mean fold change between two classes. It could be converted into logarithm.
85 In the column name, the first class specified is the one used like numerator for the ratio.
86 85
87 **Missing values:** 86 **Missing values:**
88 This tool calculates the number and the proportion of missing values in data matrix considering the class. 87 This tool calculates the number and the proportion of missing values in the data matrix considering the class.
89 Missing values in numerical columns of data must be coded NA. 88 Missing values in numerical columns of data must be coded NA.
90 89
91 **Two types of tests:** 90 **Two types of tests:**
92 | - Between **one class** and the remaining samples: if you have only two classes or if you want to test only one class. 91 | - Between **one class** and the remaining samples: if you have only two classes or if you want to test only one class versus all the remaining samples without class distinction.
93 | - **Each class**: if the column class contains at least three classes and you want to test each of them. Otherwise, you have two classes and you want to choose the one used like numerator or denominator for the mean fold change. 92 | - **Each class**: if the class columns contains at least three classes and you want to test each of them. Can also be used with only two classes, but you will not choose which class to put as numerator/denominator.
94 93
95 ----------- 94 -----------
96 Input files 95 Input files
97 ----------- 96 -----------
98 97
109 ---------- 108 ----------
110 Parameters 109 Parameters
111 ---------- 110 ----------
112 111
113 **Class column** 112 **Class column**
114 | Select the class column in Sample metadata. 113 | Select the class column in sample metadata table.
115 114
116 **Type of test** 115 **Type of test**
117 | Two options: 116 | Two options:
118 | - "One class" allows to perform tests on one class against the remaining samples. 117 | - "One class" allows to perform tests on one class against the remaining samples.
119 | - "Each class" allows to add several columns with the ratio between all the classes and the number of missing values for each class. 118 | - "Each class" allows to add several columns with the ratio between all the classes and the number of missing values for each class.
130 ------------ 129 ------------
131 Output file 130 Output file
132 ------------ 131 ------------
133 132
134 **Variable metadata file** 133 **Variable metadata file**
135 | Contains the previous columns in variable metadata and the new ones with fold tests, number and proportion of missing values. 134 | Contains the previous columns in variable metadata file and the new ones with fold tests, number and proportion of missing values.
135 | In the column names for fold, the first class specified is the one used like numerator for the ratio.
136 136
137 **Graphs file** 137 **Graphs file**
138 | Contains barplots with the proportion of NA considering classes and boxplots with the fold values 138 | Contains barplots with the proportion of NA considering classes and boxplots with the fold values.
139 139
140 </help> 140 </help>
141 141
142 142
143 </tool> 143 </tool>