Closed lynxiaoqi closed 1 year ago
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hi~ I encountered the following error while performing archR analysis on my data. Initially, I thought it was due to an object information error caused by my sampling. However, when I attempted to visualize the original objects directly using UMAP, the same error occurred. Additionally, I tried exiting R and re-entering, but the same error persisted during the UMAP visualization. It's important to note that the error occurred during LSI analysis, and I chose UMAP visualization for testing purposes. Unfortunately, the errors remained consistent.
Describe the bug p1 <- plotEmbedding(ArchRProj = atac, colorBy = "cellColData", name = "celltype", embedding = "UMAP") ArchR logging to : ArchRLogs/ArchR-plotEmbedding-2b231eb6cc4d-Date-2023-09-25_Time-22-28-32.log If there is an issue, please report to github with logFile! Error in selectChildren(pids[!fin], -1) : file descriptor is too large for select()
ArchR-plotEmbedding-2b231eb6cc4d-Date-2023-09-25_Time-22-28-32.txt