Closed maxdudek closed 1 year ago
Oops, nevermind - I missed the bit of code that automatically loads in the rds if it already exists.
Glad you found it! In general getTFBS() doesn't require you to run getFootprints() first because getTFBS() will internally compute footprints for the required scales and use them to score TF binding. You can think of these two as parallel functionalities. In addition, if you take a look at our latest updated tutorial, I show an example of how to use getTFBindingSE() to load the TF binding scores of all candidate sites and pseudo-bulks into a combined SummarizedExperiment object. I hope this is helpful!
Hi,
After running
getCountTensor()
andgetFootprints()
, the results are (presumably) saved inchunkedCountTensor
andchunkedFootprintResults
. After restarting R, I now want to rungetTFBS()
, but I would prefer not to rerun the previous two commands since they take some time. How can I load the chunked rds data into my R project so I don't have to recalculate them? Couldn't find anything about it in the tutorial.Thanks! Max