We used to run the tp53_nf1_score module on the data in analyses/collapse-rnaseq. That's most likely because we were concerned about the collapsed data lagging the (uncollapsed) RSEM data included in the release. Because we'll run the collapse-rnaseq module during figure generation anyway, it could be handy to use logic that essentially says use the module data when you're generating figures. Functionally I don't expect this to make much of an impact.
⚠️ going into #1383.
We used to run the
tp53_nf1_score
module on the data inanalyses/collapse-rnaseq
. That's most likely because we were concerned about the collapsed data lagging the (uncollapsed) RSEM data included in the release. Because we'll run thecollapse-rnaseq
module during figure generation anyway, it could be handy to use logic that essentially says use the module data when you're generating figures. Functionally I don't expect this to make much of an impact.