\name{sampling} \alias{sampling} \title{Sampling random 'pathways' for the Global Test} \description{(DEPRECATED: please use use \code{\link{comparative}} instead). For every pathway in a result of \code{globaltest}, calculates how many randomly drawn groups of genes of the same size have a smaller or equal p-value.} \usage{sampling(gt, geneset, ndraws = 10^3)} \arguments{ \item{gt}{The output of a call to \code{\link{globaltest}}.} \item{geneset}{The name or number of the geneset(s) to be used (only necessary if multiple genesets were tested).} \item{ndraws}{The number of random pathways to be used.} } \details{For every pathway in \code{gt[geneset]}, a number \code{ndraws} random 'pathways' is selected by randomly sampling sets of genes of the same size as the tested pathway. A 'comparative p-value' is calculated by counting what proportion of the random pathways has a larger standardized test statistic (Q - EQ) / sd(Q) than the tested pathway.} \value{An object of class \code{\link{gt.result}}.} \note{ \code{sampling} has been deprecated. Please use \code{\link{comparative}} instead. The function \code{sampling} cannot be applied to a \code{\link{gt.result}} object resulting from a call to \code{\link{permutations}}.} \references{Jelle J. Goeman, Jan Oosting, Anne-Marie Cleton-Jansen, Jakob, K. Anninga, Hans C. van Houwelingen (2005) Testing association of a pathway with survival. Bioinformatics 21, 1950-1957. See also the vignette Globaltest.pdf that comes with this package.} \author{Jelle Goeman: \email{j.j.goeman@lumc.nl}; Jan Oosting} \seealso{\code{\link{globaltest}}, \code{\link{permutations}}, \code{\link{sampleplot}}, \code{\link{geneplot}}.} \examples{ \dontshow{gt.options(warn.deprecated=FALSE)} # Breast cancer data (ExpressionSet) from the Netherlands Cancer # Institute with annotation: data(vandeVijver) data(annotation.vandeVijver) gt <- globaltest(vandeVijver, "StGallen", annotation.vandeVijver) sampling(gt, ndraws=100) } \keyword{htest}