Print the omics types for which carmon is tailored on
Value
which_omics() prints a message with the omics types that carmon is
tailored on, together with a list of the synonyms of each type that carmon
can comprehend, and the default tailored marginal distribution of each
omics type.
Examples
# See the compatible omics types, their synonyms, and their distributions
which_omics()
#> "rna-seq", also as "rnaseq", "gene counts", "transcriptomics"
#> is modeled by default as count data with a negative-binomial marginal.
#>
#> "proteomics", also as "protein fragments", "protein counts"
#> is modeled by default as count data with a negative-binomial marginal.
#>
#> "metabolomics", also as "lc-ms", "gc-ms", "ms"
#> is modeled by default as positive continuous data with a log-normal
#> marginal.
#>
#> Anything else is modeled with the empirical marginal.