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Package ?bead array? February 27, 2014, Title Quality assessment and low-level analysis for Illumine BeadArray data Version 2.12.0 Date 2013-04-08 Author Mark Dunning, Mike Smith, Jonathan Cairns,

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1. First, you will need to have the 'beadarray' package installed in your R environment. If you do not have it yet, you can install it by running the following command: install.packages("beadarray")
2. Once the package is installed, you can load it into your R session by using the library() function: library(beadarray)
3. To start using the 'beadarray' package, you will need to have the necessary data in a suitable format. This package is specifically designed for the analysis of Illumina BeadArrays, so make sure you have the relevant data generated from the BeadArray platform.
4. Once you have the BeadArray data, you can use the 'readBeadSummaryData()' function to read in the data into R. This function takes the directory of the data files as an argument. For example: myData <- readBeadSummaryData("path/to/data/directory")
5. After loading the data, you can explore its structure using functions like 'dim()', 'head()', and 'summary()'. These functions will give you information about the dimensions of the data, a preview of the data, and summary statistics, respectively.
6. With the data loaded, you can then perform various analyses and computations using the 'beadarray' package functions. These functionalities include quality control, normalization, data preprocessing, visualization, and statistical analyses. Refer to the package documentation and tutorials for more detailed guidance on specific analyses.

Who needs package 'beadarray' - bioconductor:

1. Researchers working with Illumina BeadArrays: The 'beadarray' package is specifically designed for the analysis of data generated from Illumina BeadArrays. If you are working with such data, this package provides a comprehensive set of tools and functions for data exploration, quality control, normalization, and statistical analysis.
2. Biostatisticians and bioinformaticians: The 'beadarray' package offers a range of functions for data preprocessing, normalization, and statistical analysis, making it a valuable resource for researchers in biostatistics and bioinformatics. It provides efficient and accurate algorithms for analyzing large-scale genomic data generated from BeadArrays.
3. Genomic data analysts: If you are working with genomic data and want to analyze gene expression, DNA methylation, or copy number variation using BeadArrays, the 'beadarray' package in Bioconductor is an essential tool for your analysis pipeline. It provides a robust framework for preprocessing and analyzing BeadArray data, enabling you to extract meaningful biological insights.

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