Hello,
I was doing normalization step in R but it is showing me this error..
>names=dir(pattern="CEL.gz")
> My_CELdata=ReadAffy(widget=TRUE)
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 2.6 Gb
> My_CELdata=ReadAffy(widget=TRUE)
Error: the following are not valid files:
C:/users/bioproject1/Desktop/RAW_DATA$
> My_CELdata=ReadAffy(widget=TRUE)
Error in if (as.character(tkcurselection(selectView))[1] != "") { :
missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 2.5 Gb
That means you don't have enough RAM to do what you are trying to do.
Also, the Tcl/Tk stuff in affy has probably not been touched in like 15 years, so it might not really work any more? In addition, if the arrays are anything but old 3'-biased arrays (as ATpoint notes, you are being unnecessarily mysterious about what you are doing, so we are left guessing) then you shouldn't be using affy, but instead you should use oligo, which doesn't have the wiget interface.
So, you need to
Get a computer with more RAM
Alternatively try justRMA which is memory efficient
Do a better job of describing what you are trying to do, what arrays you have, how many, how much RAM you have, what OS, etc
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I advised you to try justRMA, saying it is more memory efficient, but instead you tried expresso, which is not. And then you got another message saying you don't have enough RAM. Seems pretty clear what the problem is, no? You ignored my advice and now are asking for more. Seems prudent to try what I recommended first, but ymmv.
Just showing a warning message without any code that preceded it isn't helpful. You have to remember that nobody else knows what you are doing, what you did, how your system is set up, etc. It so happens that I have been doing this long enough to know that on Windows 7 and later, making changes to C:\Program Files requires administrator privileges and R doesn't (normally) run with that level of privileges, so cannot make changes to packages in that directory. Ideally you wouldn't have your library dir in a protected place like that, and a well crafted Google search should help you to change your situation.
what to do now?
what should i do now?