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Comment: DESeq 2 failes to load
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This solved the error, in case someone else is having compilation errors from installing RSQllite:
install.packages('RSQLite', repos='http…
Comment: pathview says my nonmodel species is unknown: "species invalid"
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Guido Hooiveld
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A while ago a faced the same for another non-model organism. I was able to get it working using a 'hack'. This hack is nothing more than ma…
Comment: pathview says my nonmodel species is unknown: "species invalid"
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Ah, I get it. So what happens if you provide a species code (which can be an actual species code or the genus and species or even a common …
Comment: pathview says my nonmodel species is unknown: "species invalid"
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Hi James, thanks so much for your response! I actually did:
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test <- pathview(gene.data=geneList, pathway.id="00440", species="ppyr")
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Comment: DESeq2 on normalized data
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ATpoint
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It’s not supported. Use limma-trend with the log2-transformed normalized counts if that is all you have. See limma manual.
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