If there is only one normalization method to "compare", scone won't work because trying to apply(., 1, .) to a vector (line 325 of scone_main.R in develop).
I don't see any obvious reason why one should evaluate only one normalization, but it should be fixed.
If there is only one normalization method to "compare", scone won't work because trying to apply(., 1, .) to a vector (line 325 of scone_main.R in develop).
I don't see any obvious reason why one should evaluate only one normalization, but it should be fixed.