Using the "cut" threshold for the patternMarkers function returns more genes as PatternMarkers than using the "all" threshold. I would guess that the cut thresholded genes are simply being included as an element of the list returned by the patternMarkers function, and I don't know what "cut" is doing.
Using the "cut" threshold for the patternMarkers function returns more genes as PatternMarkers than using the "all" threshold. I would guess that the cut thresholded genes are simply being included as an element of the list returned by the patternMarkers function, and I don't know what "cut" is doing.
Example: `data("GIST")
PMList <- patternMarkers(GIST.result, threshold = "all")
PMListCut <- patternMarkers(GIST.result, threshold = "cut")
lapply(PMList$PatternMarkers, length)
lapply(PMListCut$PatternMarkers, length)`