Closed rrashford closed 2 years ago
Hi!
We will work on this issue that started with the new Bioconductor version. In the meantime you can try to install GenomicDistributionData package from our local directory with following command:
install.packages("http://big.databio.org/GenomicDistributionsData/GenomicDistributionsData_0.0.2.tar.gz", repos=NULL)
The data package is the same version as the one hosted on Bioconductor ExperimentHub and it used to solve similar issues in the past.
Please let us know if this solved your issues.
Yes, downloading from the local directory worked. Thanks so much!
I just released new version of GenomicDistributions (1.5.2 on github - 1.4.3/1.5.2(dev) via Bioconductor will be available in a day or two) that should take care of this issue even with GenomicDistributionsData installed via Bioconductor. Thank you for your input!
Hello! I am currently trying to use one of the built-in reference genomes, mm10, in the GenomicDistributionsData package to make different plots from the GenomicDistributions package for my own analysis. From testing out the example shown here (https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/devel/bioc/vignettes/GenomicDistributions/inst/doc/intro.html#loading-genomic-range-data), everything worked fine if I used the hg19 genome. The problem came when I tried to change the genome to "mm10".
Below is what happens when I run
calcChromBinsRef
.From asking about this on the BioConductor site, it seems that the mm10 genome isn't loaded in the ExperimentHub package. Am I approaching this incorrectly to load the mm10 genome? Or in the case that the genome isn't loaded yet in ExperimentHub, when should it be expected?
The main two plots I'm trying to make are the chromosome distribution plot and the partition distribution plot. Maybe there's a way around while waiting on the genome to be loaded into the package(s)?
Thanks!
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