[lumi] 450k methylation color correction issue.
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@geoff-woodward-5057
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Dear All, I'm having trouble performing color correction. I've loaded the data via methylumIDAT() and then coerced to MethyLumiM. When I run /lumiMethyC() /it seems to work fine, but when I try to plot the data, I get the following message: > plotColorBias1D(lumiM.c.adj, channel='sum') Error in density.default(log2(red)) : 'x' contains missing values I've tried splitting out the 2 different probe types to see if it was just a typeII probe problem, but I get the same error for both I and II. >lumiM.typeI.temp <- expressionSet[pData(featureData(lumiM))[, "DESIGN"]=="I", ] >lumiM.typeII.temp <- expressionSet[pData(featureData(lumiM))[, "DESIGN"]=="II", ] >lumiM.typeI <- as(lumiM.typeI.temp, "MethyLumiM") >lumiM.typeII <-as(lumiM.typeII.temp, "MethyLumiM") > plotColorBias1D(lumiM.typeI.c.adj, channel='sum') Error in density.default(log2(red)) : 'x' contains missing values Incidentally, I also lose 2 (of 12) arrays when performing the split above, is there a better way of doing it? Thanks for you help. Please find the traceback below: >traceback() 7: stop("'x' contains missing values") 6: density.default(log2(red)) 5: density(log2(red)) 4: density(log2(red)) 3: FUN(1:10[[3L]], ...) 2: lapply(1:nSample, function(i) { red.a.i <- unmethy[redInd, i] red.b.i <- methy[redInd, i] grn.a.i <- unmethy[grnInd, i] grn.b.i <- methy[grnInd, i] if (channel == "both") { red <- c(red.a.i, red.b.i) grn <- c(grn.a.i, grn.b.i) } else if (channel == "unmethy") { red <- red.a.i grn <- grn.a.i } else if (channel == "methy") { red <- red.b.i grn <- grn.b.i } else { red <- red.a.i + red.b.i grn <- grn.a.i + grn.b.i } if (colorMode) { if (logMode) { red[red < 1] <- 1 grn[grn < 1] <- 1 if (length(densityPar) > 0) { dd.red <- do.call("density", c(list(log2(red)), densityPar)) dd.grn <- do.call("density", c(list(log2(grn)), densityPar)) } else { dd.red <- density(log2(red)) dd.grn <- density(log2(grn)) } } else { if (length(densityPar) > 0) { dd.red <- do.call("density", c(list(red), densityPar)) dd.grn <- do.call("density", c(list(grn), densityPar)) } else { dd.red <- density(red) dd.grn <- density(grn) } } } else { pool <- c(red, grn) if (logMode) { pool[pool < 1] <- 1 if (length(densityPar) > 0) { dd.pool <- do.call("density", c(list(log2(pool)), densityPar)) } else { dd.pool <- density(log2(pool)) } } else { if (length(densityPar) > 0) { dd.pool <- do.call("density", c(list(pool), densityPar)) } else { dd.pool <- density(pool) } } dd.red <- dd.grn <- dd.pool } return(list(red = dd.red, green = dd.grn)) }) 1: plotColorBias1D(lumiM.typeI.c.adj, channel = "sum") I get the following error from plotting the boxplot: > boxplotColorBias(lumiM.typeI.c.adj, channel='sum') Error in sprintf(ngettext(length(unique(out[inf])), "Outlier (%s) in boxplot %d is not drawn", : invalid format '%d'; use format %f, %e, %g or %a for numeric objects [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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