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Problems importing Illumina raw data with lumi R package

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svlachavas ▴ 830

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Dear Bioconductor Community,

i recently aquired 3 txt files from a microarray experiment including Illumina Human HT-12 v4 beadchip and i used the lumi package and vignette to preprossess the data in the following way

rawdata <- "SampleProbeProfile_Dimitra3.txt" # includes columns refering to PROBE_ID, AVG_Signal,..
smplfile <- "SampleTableControl_Dimitra3.txt # phenoData information about the samples and the Groups
ctrlprobes <- "ControlProbeProfile_Dimitra3.txt" # information about the control probes
lib_mapping <- "lumiHumanIDMapping"
rawdata.lumi <- lumiR.batch(rawdata, lib.mapping=lib_mapping, sampleInfoFile= smplfile)
Inputting the data ...

Adding nuID to the data ...
Loading required package: lumiHumanIDMapping
Loading required package: AnnotationDbi
Loading required package: stats4
Loading required package: GenomeInfoDb
Loading required package: S4Vectors
Loading required package: IRanges

Attaching package: ‘IRanges’

The following object is masked from ‘package:simpleaffy’:

members

Loading required package: DBI
No Quality Control assessment of the object because it is not a "LumiBatch" object.

rawdata.lumi <- addControlData2lumi(ctrlprobes, rawdata.lumi)

Inputting the data ...
Error in checkAtAssignment("ExpressionSet", "controlData", "data.frame") :
‘controlData’ is not a slot in class “ExpressionSet”

class(rawdata.lumi)
[1] "ExpressionSet"
attr(,"package")
[1] "Biobase"

also i tried lumi.T <- lumiT(rawdata.lumi) but
Error in lumiT(rawdata.lumi) : Slot se.exprs is required!

Any ideas or help ??

Furthermore, i have found from limma a way of preprocessing illumina raw data, but i dont know which method (including normalization and background correction) is more effective and superior for illumina data

Illumina Human HT-12 v4 lumi limma microarray • 3.9k views

ADD COMMENT • link updated 9.5 years ago by Gordon Smyth 51k • written 9.5 years ago by svlachavas ▴ 830

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Hi user svlachavas

I am new to this analysis and would like your valuable suggestions to process my data. If its fine for you, kindly contact me on mathew.mano@gmail.com

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Hi This question was asked and answered several times. Basically I believe your data missing the STDEV or STDERR columns (depends on you BeadStudio version), which are required by LumiBatch class. When your data missing these columns, the lumiR function will output the ExpressionSet object instead of LumiBatch object. And you can't do VST transform because it misses se.exprs (keeps STDEV info). So you can either output the data using BeadStudio again with STDEV / STDERR columns, or go ahead with log2 instead of VST transform. Pan On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 7:25 AM, svlachavas [bioc] <noreply@bioconductor.org> wrote: > Activity on a post you are following on support.bioconductor.org > > User svlachavas <https: support.bioconductor.org="" u="" 7225=""/> wrote Question: > Problems importing Illumina raw data with lumi R package > <https: support.bioconductor.org="" p="" 68196=""/>: > > Dear Bioconductor Community, > > i recently aquired 3 txt files from a microarray experiment including > Illumina Human HT-12 v4 beadchip and i used the *lumi package and > vignette* to preprossess the data in the following way > > *rawdata <- "SampleProbeProfile_Dimitra3.txt"** # includes columns > refering to PROBE_ID, AVG_Signal,..* > *smplfile <- "SampleTableControl_Dimitra3.txt **# phenoData information > about the samples and the Groups* > *ctrlprobes <- "ControlProbeProfile_Dimitra3.txt" **# information about > the control probes* > > *lib_mapping <- "lumiHumanIDMapping" rawdata.lumi <- lumiR.batch(rawdata, > lib.mapping=lib_mapping, sampleInfoFile= smplfile)* > Inputting the data ... > > Adding nuID to the data ... > Loading required package: lumiHumanIDMapping > Loading required package: AnnotationDbi > Loading required package: stats4 > Loading required package: GenomeInfoDb > Loading required package: S4Vectors > Loading required package: IRanges > > Attaching package: ‘IRanges’ > > The following object is masked from ‘package:simpleaffy’: > > members > > Loading required package: DBI > *No Quality Control assessment of the object because it is not a > "LumiBatch" object.* > > > > *rawdata.lumi <- addControlData2lumi(ctrlprobes, rawdata.lumi)* > > Inputting the data ... > > *Error in checkAtAssignment("ExpressionSet", "controlData", "data.frame") > : ‘controlData’ is not a slot in class “ExpressionSet”* > > class(rawdata.lumi) > [1] "ExpressionSet" > attr(,"package") > [1] "Biobase" > > also i tried* lumi.T <- lumiT(rawdata.lumi) but * > *Error in lumiT(rawdata.lumi) : Slot se.exprs is required!* > > Any ideas or help ?? > > Furthermore, i have found from limma a way of preprocessing illumina raw > data, but i dont know which method (including normalization and background > correction) is more effective and superior for illumina data > > ------------------------------ > > You may reply via email or visit Problems importing Illumina raw data with lumi R package >

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Gordon Smyth 51k

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"Furthermore, i have found from limma a way of preprocessing illumina raw data, but i dont know which method (including normalization and background correction) is more effective and superior for illumina data."

The limma User's Guide gives a complete worked case study of reading and processing Illumina Beadchips in Section 17.3. You can read and normalize the Beadchip data even if your files are missing the STDEV or STDERR columns.

For a comparison of normalization and background methods for Illumina BeadChips, see:

http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/content/38/22/e204

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Dear Mr. Gordon Smyth,

thank you for your notifications. I found the guide to preprossess Illumina with limma package, and i also have two naive but very important questions:

1. In order to perform some quality plots both before and after normalization, could i use the output of read,ilmn (i.e. x <-read.ilmn) and then extract the expression of x: raw.matrix <- x$E and after normalization norm.matrix <- y$E(where y the output of neqc) to make some plots, i.e: boxplot(raw.matrix), boxplot(norm.matrix) and to use some packages like arrayQualityMetrics ?

2. Secondly, regarding the important issue of annotation, in lumi with the use of the function

y <- addNuID2lumi(rawdata.lumi, lib.mapping='lumiHumanIDMapping') the names of the probes are mapped to nuIDs and then these are used to get the gene symbols and other annotation sources.

In limma could i perform something similar, or directly, with the function select() and "lumiHumanAll.db" ? And overall, is the annotation consistent between the two packages ?

Last but not least, i checked your above paper and also i tried to preprossess the data with read.ilmn

My initial file of the summary probe profile intensities looks like this :

PROBE_ID SYMBOL 1A.AVG_Signal 1A.Detection Pval ....

ILMN_1762337 7A5 113.6922 0.4623377.....

and after the use of read.imn:

head(raw.data$E)
1A 1B 2A 2B 3A 3B 4A 4B 5A
ILMN_1762337 113.6922 104.2509 104.3843 113.8150 111.22100 102.4746 113.6853 121.3207 118.4310
ILMN_2055271 162.7333 119.7672 126.7262 144.6663 122.19350 119.3691 143.7316 134.9968 125.3691
ILMN_1736007 114.4497 110.0415 118.1159 117.1557 97.70956 104.0438 115.2251 135.1003 107.3504
ILMN_2383229 122.7193 103.4715 104.9192 114.8986 101.92230 104.3109 121.4065 109.3550 108.3537
ILMN_1806310 134.9052 118.6454 103.8566 110.8623 110.44460 124.6512 127.5805 117.3484 114.1275
ILMN_1779670 130.3925 128.4179 111.4081 117.3661 111.56040 105.9566 123.0708 126.5529 110.3249

My last question is that (and please correct me if i have misunderstood it) the above intensities(from the txt file i got and import with limma) it seems that they have already been background corrected, could anyway i use neqc or because neqc also performs a background correction is inappropriate ?

Thank you for your consideration on this matter !!

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If you want help with annotation and background correction using the limma package, could you please post a question about that? The current question is about reading data using lumi.

ADD REPLY • link 9.5 years ago Gordon Smyth 51k