tile_ranges {plyranges} | R Documentation

## Slide or tile over a Ranges object

### Description

Slide or tile over a Ranges object

### Usage

    tile_ranges(x, width)

    slide_ranges(x, width, step)

### Arguments

`x` | a Ranges object
`width` | the maximum width of each window/tile (integer vector of length 1)
`step` | the distance between start position of each sliding window (integer vector of length 1)

### Details

The `tile_ranges()` function paritions a Ranges object `x` by the given the `width` over all ranges in `x`, truncated by the sequence end. The `slide_ranges()` function makes sliding windows within each range of `x` of size `width` and sliding by `step`. Both `slide_ranges()` and `tile_ranges()` return a new Ranges object with a metadata column called "partition" which contains the index of the input range `x` that a parition belongs to.

### Value

a Ranges object

### See Also

`GenomicRanges::tile()`

### Examples

    gr <- data.frame(seqnames = c("chr1", rep("chr2", 3), rep("chr1", 2), rep("chr3", 4)),
                     start = 1:10,
                     end = 11,
                     strand = c("-", rep("+", 2), rep("*", 2), rep("+", 3), rep("-", 2))) %>%
          as_granges() %>%
          set_genome_info(seqlengths = c(11,12,13))

    # partition ranges into subranges of width 2, odd width ranges
    # will have one subrange of width 1
    tile_ranges(gr, width = 2)

    # make sliding windows of width 3, moving window with step size of 2
    slide_ranges(gr, width = 3, step = 2)

[Package plyranges version 1.14.0 Index]