IHW Package for R 3.2.5
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Hiya, I'm trying to find a version of IHW that is compatible with R 3.2.5 in which I am running DESeq2, but haven't had any luck - is there an alternative package that does a similar function that I could use instead that you would recommend please?

Best wishes

Rebekah

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Cheers- I'll see what versions are available,!

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Mike's suggestion is the most elegant one and I'd recommend you go that route. If you really can't move to another version, you could probably manually download IHW and its dependencies and manually change the R version requirements in the `DESCRIPTION` file. It should probably work (although not tested).

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cheers - is all sorted, managed to call the latest R version and run as admin to get the packages needed to install 

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@mikelove
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IHW was released for R 3.3 (this is on the package landing page under "In Bioconductor since...")

Short answer: you could just use the default independent filtering if you can't get access to a more recent version of R. This happens within results() without you needing to specify anything.

Longer answer: If it's because you're on a cluster, and they only provide older versions of R, I'm of the opinion that whoever administers the cluster should help to keep R up-to-date, so users can access the latest software. I build R from source on my cluster for developing packages and it usually takes me about a day to get everything I need to build successfully, but if I can do it, I'm sure a cluster administrator can do it. It should be possible for the cluster administrators to make multiple versions of R available, such that users can reproduce Bioconductor analyses using packages tied to older R versions, while still making the current versions available.

When I type module load r/<tab> on my cluster I see:

r/2.15.1  r/3.0.1   r/3.1.1   r/3.2.2   r/3.3.1

 

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