Open maglund opened 3 years ago
Also wondering about this issue, particularly since the "null" entry gets incorporated into the CirGO plot, which is less than ideal:
Well, it's definitely a REVIGO thing. Here's an update from their FAQ:
Q: When I export the TreeMap to CSV, what does NULL (-1) value in "Representative" column means? A: The column "Representative" tells which terms are classified as similar, and one term which is marked as "Representative" of that group which has a NULL (-1) reference (the term represents itself). In previous versions of Revigo the column "Representative" was filled with representative ID, but it was more accurate to mark it as NULL because that GO term doesn't have representative, it is the "Representative".
It would be amazing if CirGO checked for these null
entries and replaced them with the appropriate GO term when it converts the REVIGO TreeMap csv.
I really like the CirGO visualisation, it would be great if it could be updated to address this issue
@pakmikeduffy - I submitted a pull request to fix this awhile ago. My recommendation would be to fork the repo and incorporate the changes in the Pull Request. They're very simple and just require adding one line to each of the three conversion files.
Here's what the Pull Request looks like, if you're interested in trying to fix this yourself:
https://github.com/IrinaVKuznetsova/CirGO/pull/7/commits/40af52dd1091ac35900a1b78a247b124b01d7aef
Hi,
how should I interpret/handle rows where the representative column in the REVIGO Treemap output is null - should I simply copy what its name column says? Seems reasonable as the row below has this name as representative (included a short example below).
And I understand that this is more of a REVIGO question, but what does representative = null signify?
Thank you for a nice visualization tool!