pickPeak {ChIPseqR} | R Documentation

## Identify peaks above a given threshold

### Description

Given a vector of scores and a threshold, this function finds all peaks that exceed the threshold.

### Usage

    pickPeak(score, threshold, offset = 0, sub = FALSE)

### Arguments

`score` | Numeric vector.
`threshold` | All values in `score` below this value are ignored.
`offset` | Offset to add to the determined peak locations.
`sub` | Logical. If this is `FALSE` (the default) for each region that exceeds the threshold only the global maximum is returned. Otherwise local maxima are returned as well.

### Value

If `sub = FALSE` a numeric vector giving the location of all peaks. Otherwise a list with components

`peaks` | The same peak locations that are returned for `sub = FALSE`.
`subPeaks` | A list with one component for each entry in ‘peaks’ giving the location of local maxima.

### Note

This function is used by `callBindingSites` for peak-calling.

### Author(s)

Peter Humburg

### See Also

`callBindingSites`, `startScore`, `getCutoff`

[Package ChIPseqR version 1.36.0 Index]