Open atuldeshpande opened 5 years ago
In our discussion today, one idea for the command line interface would be to have a new shell script to wrap a new MATLAB file that converts .txt files to .mat files. The user would call it like:
bash SINGE_preprocess.sh input_file_list.txt data.mat gene_list.mat
where input_file_list.txt
a list of paths to text files with the input data that will be combined into the two .mat files.
Requiring input_file_list.txt
is more work for the user than needed. Should we instead use this approach for named parameters in bash scripts? Then, the user could call it like:
bash SINGE_preprocess.sh --expression X.txt --genes gene_list.txt --dataout data.mat --geneout gene_list.mat
Support for compatibility with simple tab-separated text files containing expression data, gene lists and so on, instead of the MAT files currently used.