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Profiling bioconductor packages in a straightforward fashion
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How to plot benchmark result of R/ Bioconductor package (getting curve or line graph)?
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Any way to speed up splitting relatively big GRanges objects by given threshold ?
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most efficient way to read adjacency matrix to make networkd3 graph
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DESeq2 performance information for counts tables with very large rows number
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Comment: Normalizing batch effects using technical replicates for DGE analysis between tw
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Thank you! This is actually quite close to my real dataset. I simplified the names to make it easier as an example, but I have now correcte…
Comment: how should I apply "cpg.annotate" to TCGA methylation data in hg38 for HM450K?
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Hi Xiaofei, Is it possible to generate a matrix of beta values or M-values with rownames as probe IDs from this data? If so, cpg.annotate(…
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That looks basically correct, although the terms that you are inputing to `makeContrasts` do not match the condition names in the targets f…
Comment: Normalizing batch effects using technical replicates for DGE analysis between tw
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Oh, right. There's two ways to enter code. If you are in the middle of a sentence and you want to include a function name, you wrap the nam…
Comment: Normalizing batch effects using technical replicates for DGE analysis between tw
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Thank you James, that really helped! I tried CODE `enter code here` but I must have dome it incorrectly, as it showed all in red.
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