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Here we examine in detail the topic proportions of the iLN samples.
Load the packages used in the analysis.
library(data.table)
library(fastTopics)
source("../code/lps_data.R")
Load the count data.
dat <- read_lps_data("../data/raw_read_counts.csv.gz")
samples <- dat$samples
counts <- dat$counts
Load the results of the topic modeling analysis.
load("../output/fit-lps-k=16.RData")
fit <- poisson2multinom(fit)
Extract the results for the iLN samples.
i <- which(samples$tissue == "iLN")
fit <- select_loadings(fit,loadings = i)
Check in detail the topic proportions of the iLN samples. The last one (iLN_d2_20) is an outlier, and indeed this shows in the estimated topics.
topic_colors <- c("darkblue","dodgerblue","darkorange","forestgreen",
"limegreen","tomato","darkred","olivedrab","magenta",
"darkmagenta","sienna","royalblue","lightskyblue",
"gold","red","cyan")
structure_plot(fit,loadings_order = 1:28,colors = topic_colors)
sessionInfo()
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