Closed waltno closed 3 weeks ago
It seems like this is just an issue with the development version. I deleted it, downloaded the main version, and it worked!
following up ive really tried to trouble shoot this.... the metadata subsetting really is not working
Hi @waltno the data should now be pulled from the Klein lab release here: https://github.com/AllonKleinLab/paper-data/blob/master/Lineage_tracing_on_transcriptional_landscapes_links_state_to_fate_during_differentiation/README.md
As for the subsetting bug, is your issue persisting in the main version as you pointed out when you closed the issue?
I see a potential flaw in the latest pull request that I can address at some point, but I think it might resolve if you revert back to this commit: https://github.com/gifford-lab/prescient/commit/912f6dec2b149525a8a9fe6c5dcd681bd8946cc5
Let me know. Thanks or raising the issue.
Hey! i debugged it earlier this week. I’ll show you what i did but yes it had to do with handling the types from tp_subset. for some reason the types didn’t match from the cli input and my pytorch metadata.
Ah great to hear, sorry I missed the original message - got buried because it was under "closed". If you're interested, feel free to submit a pull request, or just let me know, and I can implement your change :)
Thanks so much!
Hey y'all,
Im trying to run the Veres 2019 example and am having issues running simulate trajectories. It requires me to give a timepoint and celltype subset, whereas in the example and paper I assume you're running this across all timepoints?
Also unrelated, i tried to access the Weinreb et al. paper via drop box drive and its not accessible.
whereas this runs but i dont get a whole trajectory