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Write a 3-sheet Excel workbook matching the webtool's ZIP bundle

Source: R/excel-workbook.R
to_excel_workbook.Rd

Sheets:

  • Jaccard – NxN matrix of Jaccard indices.

  • Sorensen-Dice (the actual sheet title uses the o-with-stroke character) – NxN matrix of Dice coefficients.

  • Enrichment – long-form (set_a, set_b, intersection, union, expected, fold_enrichment, p_value, fdr, significant).

Usage

to_excel_workbook(result, path)

Arguments

result

A [`RegionResult-class`] from [analyze()].

path

Output xlsx file path.

Value

Invisibly returns `NULL`.

Details

Mirrors the Python `to_excel_workbook()` byte-for-byte in sheet titles, column order, and 4-decimal numeric formatting. Uses openxlsx (pure R, no Java dependency).

Examples

# \donttest{
ds <- load_sample("dataset_real_cancer_drivers_4")
res <- analyze(ds)
to_excel_workbook(res, tempfile(fileext = ".xlsx"))
# }