Closed anananwal closed 2 years ago
Hi,
Samples that you wish to exclude in the experimental design file must use NA
instead of ""
now. This was changed due to an issue in how Protigy interprets blank values. If you re-download the experimental design template from Protigy, you will notice that the default value is now NA
instead of ""
Changing blank values to NA
in your experimental design file should fix this issue. Please let me know if it does not.
Thanks, Natalie
@anananwal were you able to resolve this issue? Please let me know if not. Otherwise I will close it. Thank you.
Yes, I did. Thank you so much for the quick solution. Sorry I didn’t reply!
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Since the recent update, which includes the option to chose Experiment or group column for testing, I can't seem to do statistical tests on only a few selected replicates (to leave out dropouts for example). If I do not fill in the experiment column in the experimental design file it still includes this sample in the analysis. Previously leaving the experimental column cell blank for a sample excluded it from analysis. Is there a new way of doing this?
Example: When trying to exclude one replicate from one experiment it puts that sample as an unnamed experiment with one sample in (see first attached screenshot). Then I get this error when I try to run a moderated t test: Warning: Error in apply: dim(X) must have a positive length
Example 2: See 2nd attached screenshot of 8 unwanted samples being included together as unnamed experiment.