"Dimension geometry" refers to Simple Feature (sf
) geometries
associated with rows (features, genes) or columns (cells or spots) of the
gene count matrix in the SpatialFeatureExperiment
object. For each
dimension, the number of rows in the sf
data frame specifying the
geometries must match the size of the dimension of interest. For example,
there must be the same number of rows in the sf
data frame describing
cells as there are cells in the gene count matrix. This page documents
getters and setters for the dimension geometries. The getters and setters are
implemented in a way similar to those of reducedDims
in
SingleCellExperiment
.
Usage
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment
dimGeometries(x, MARGIN = 2, withDimnames = TRUE)
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment
dimGeometries(x, MARGIN, withDimnames = TRUE, translate = TRUE, ...) <- value
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment
dimGeometryNames(x, MARGIN)
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment,numeric,character
dimGeometryNames(x, MARGIN) <- value
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment
dimGeometry(x, type = 1L, MARGIN, sample_id = 1L, withDimnames = TRUE)
# S4 method for SpatialFeatureExperiment
dimGeometry(
x,
type = 1L,
MARGIN,
sample_id = 1L,
withDimnames = TRUE,
translate = TRUE,
...
) <- value
Arguments
- x
A
SpatialFeatureExperiment
object.- MARGIN
As in
apply
. 1 stands for rows and 2 stands for columns.- withDimnames
Logical. If
TRUE
, then the dimnames (colnames or rownames) of the gene count matrix should correspond to row names of thesf
data frames of interest.- translate
Logical. Only used if
removeEmptySpace
has been run of the SFE object. If that's the case, this argument indicates whether the new value to be assigned to the geometry is in the coordinates prior to removal of empty space so it should be translated to match the new coordinates after removing empty space. Default toTRUE
.- ...
spatialCoordsNames, spotDiameter, geometryType
passed todf2sf
. Defaults are the same as indf2sf
. FordimGeometries<-
only:geometryType
can be a character vector of the geometry type of each data frame in the list of the same length as the list if the data frames specify different types of geometries.- value
Value to set. For
dimGeometry
, must be asf
data frame with the same number of rows as size in the dimension of interest, or an ordinary data frame that can be converted to such asf
data frame (seedf2sf
). FordimGeometries
, must be a list of suchsf
or ordinary data frames.- type
An integer specifying the index or string specifying the name of the *Geometry to query or replace. If missing, then the first item in the *Geometries will be returned or replaced.
- sample_id
Sample ID to get or set geometries.
Value
Getters for multiple geometries return a named list. Getters for names
return a character vector of the names. Getters for single geometries
return an sf
data frame. Setters return an SFE object.
Examples
library(SFEData)
sfe <- McKellarMuscleData(dataset = "small")
#> see ?SFEData and browseVignettes('SFEData') for documentation
#> loading from cache
# Get all column geometries as a named list
# Use MARGIN = 1 or rowGeometry/ies for rowGeometries
cgs <- dimGeometries(sfe, MARGIN = 2)
# Or equivalently
cgs <- colGeometries(sfe)
# Set all column geometries with a named list
dimGeometries(sfe, MARGIN = 2) <- cgs
# Or equivalently
colGeometries(sfe) <- cgs
# Get names of column geometries
cgns <- dimGeometryNames(sfe, MARGIN = 2)
cgns <- colGeometryNames(sfe)
# Set column geometry names
dimGeometryNames(sfe, MARGIN = 2) <- cgns
colGeometryNames(sfe) <- cgns
# Get a specific column geometry by name
spots <- dimGeometry(sfe, "spotPoly", MARGIN = 2)
spots <- colGeometry(sfe, "spotPoly")
# Or equivalently, the wrapper specifically for Visium spot polygons,
# for the name "spotPoly"
spots <- spotPoly(sfe)
# Other colGeometry wrappers for specific names:
# ROIPoly (for LCM and GeoMX DSP), cellSeg and nucSeg (for MERFISH; would
# query annotGeometries for Visium)
# rowGeometry wrappers for specific names: txSpots (MERFISH transcript spots)
# By index
spots <- colGeometry(sfe, 1L)
# Multiple samples, only get geometries for one sample
sfe2 <- McKellarMuscleData("small2")
#> see ?SFEData and browseVignettes('SFEData') for documentation
#> loading from cache
sfe_combined <- cbind(sfe, sfe2)
spots1 <- colGeometry(sfe, "spotPoly", sample_id = "Vis5A")
spots2 <- spotPoly(sfe_combined, sample_id = "sample02")
# Get geometries for multiple samples
spots3 <- spotPoly(sfe_combined, sample_id = c("Vis5A", "sample02"))
# All samples
spots3 <- spotPoly(sfe_combined, sample_id = "all")
# Set specific column geometry by name
colGeometry(sfe, "foobar") <- spots
# Or use wrapper
spotPoly(sfe) <- spots
# Specify sample_id
colGeometry(sfe_combined, "foobar", sample_id = "Vis5A") <- spots1
# Only entries for the specified sample are set.
foobar <- colGeometry(sfe_combined, "foobar", sample_id = "sample02")