\name{ExpressionSetIllumina-class} \docType{class} \alias{ExpressionSetIllumina-class} \alias{[,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{exprs,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{se.exprs,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{exprs<-,ExpressionSetIllumina,matrix-method} \alias{se.exprs<-,ExpressionSetIllumina,matrix-method} \alias{qcData} \alias{qcData,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{nObservations} \alias{nObservations,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{nObservations<-} \alias{nObservations<-,ExpressionSetIllumina,matrix-method} \alias{Detection} \alias{Detection,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \alias{Detection<-} \alias{Detection<-,ExpressionSetIllumina,matrix-method} %\alias{combine,ExpressionSetIllumina,ExpressionSetIllumina-method} \title{Class "ExpressionSetIllumina"} \description{ Container for high-throughput assays and experimental metadata. \code{ExpressionSetIllumina} class is derived from \code{\link[Biobase:class.eSet]{eSet}}, and requires matrices \code{exprs}, \code{se.exprs}, \code{nObservations}, \code{Detection} as assay data members. The slots \code{featureData}, \code{phenoData} are accessed in the usual manner using \code{fData} and \code{pData} functions. For \code{ExpressionSetIllumina} objects created from bead-level data (using the \code{summarize} function), a \code{QC} slot is used to contain any quality control data that was present in the \code{beadLevelData} object. This is a change from previous versions of beadarray, where the intensities of the control probes themselves were stored in this slot. From version 2.0.0 onwards, control probes are stored in the \code{assayData} slot with the regular probes and the \code{featureData} slot has a reference for which rows correspond to controls. The \code{ExpressionSetIllumina} class is able to accomodate different channels when created from bead-level data. The \code{channelNames} function may be used to find out what channels are present in the object. The \code{channel} function can be used to select a particular channel, returning an \code{ExpressionSetIllumina} object. } \author{Mark Dunning} \keyword{classes}