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1. To filter redundant features in a data.frame (i.e. filtering multiple probe sets pointing to the same gene);
2. To merge multiple data sets together based on a common set of identifiers;
3. To compute the CAT curves probability intervals;
4. To nicely plot the CAT curves. Briefly, CAT curves enable to compare the correspondence of two vectors ordered by a predefined ranking statistics at their top. This is accomplished through:
1. Ordering the two vectors according to a desired statistics ( i.e. differential gene expression, significance, probability, );
2. Computing the proportion of top ranking elements in common between the two vector for a given vector size (i.e. top 5 features);
3. Reiterating the two steps above increasing the vector size up to all common elements (i.e. the top 6 identifiers, then the top 7, 8, 9, , all features);
4. Plotting the proportion of common elements against the increasing vector size. Since CAT curves evaluate agreement at the top of ranked vectors they are particularly useful in gene expression analysis, where only a small fraction of genes is expected to be differentially expressed over the large total number of analyzed genes.
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