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If you want general refs for the methylation data you'll probably find them here: https://github.com/immunomethylomics/FlowSorted.Blood.EPIC
Thanks for the comments @Alanocallaghan !
If you want general refs for the methylation data you'll probably find them here: https://github.com/immunomethylomics/FlowSorted.Blood.EPIC
More than a general reference, we were looking for the exact source from which the methylation data was downloaded. Any chance you have that?
All the data download scripts are here, with the same name as the original files, I don't think any are too arcane but do let me know if any should be clearer. I can add some details to the readme or in the course materials maybe? https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/high-dimensional-stats-r/tree/main/data
I found the download instructions here: https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/data/experiment/vignettes/FlowSorted.Blood.EPIC/inst/doc/FlowSorted.Blood.EPIC.html
On the topic of data, I think there's maybe some unused files. eg data/small_methylation.rds
Thanks @Alanocallaghan.
I edited the episode to put a link to the download code (which I updated to have a link to the download instructions).
I also deleted small_methylation.R
and small_methylation.Rds
as they are currently unused (and, if needed, we can always subset methylation
as it was done here
PS: I will leave the other datasets for now, just in case they are useful for future course developments
@hannesbecher that's all my edits pushed. Unless you have further comments, please merge whenever you have the time.
one minor extra edit: for consistency, renamed exercises as challenges and added numbers.
@hannesbecher could you please check the PCA etc episodes to make sure it's consistent there too?
one minor extra edit: for consistency, renamed exercises as challenges and added numbers.
@hannesbecher could you please check the PCA etc episodes to make sure it's consistent there too?
Going to check this!
Thanks @hannesbecher.
Changes to episode 3 to some soon.
Changes as agreed in HackMD.
Notes:
1) I simplified the proposed overview provided at the end of episode 1. This is to avoid introducing too many context that are not yet explained. Instead, I tried to focus on concrete biological examples, rather than discussing some of the technical details (e.g. robustness of clusters).
2) Reference for the methylation data is TBC.