Open bnwaweru opened 3 years ago
Hi @kviljoen will you be able to look at this?
Hi @bnwaweru
It's hard to figure out what's happening based on the limited info. You can send me your phyloseq object (actino.f) as an .rds object and mail it to me at katieviljoen@gmail.com then I'll take a look at what's going on.
Regards, Katie.
Dear Katie,
I will do that shortly,
Thank you,
Sincerely,
Bernice
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It's hard to figure out what's happening based on the limited info. You can send me your phyloseq object (actino.f) as an .rds object and mail it to me at katieviljoen@gmail.com then I'll take a look at what's going on.
Regards, Katie.
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thank you for the help! much appreciated
Hi Katie,
Am trying to generate a heatmap with the series of microbiome custom r functions you provide, very useful!
I get an error however in running the tax_glom.kv() function. my data has been rarefied to equal feature frequency of 10,000 and then i used your code to standardise abundances to median sequence depth. I then try to run the ta_glom.k() function as below and this is the error
actino_phy <- tax_glom.kv(actino.f) [1] "Removing phylogenetic tree" Error in h(simpleError(msg, call)) : error in evaluating the argument 'physeq' in selecting a method for function 'ntaxa': object 'phy.new' not found In addition: Warning message: In
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tmp, i, value = phy.k.merged) : implicit list embedding of S4 objects is deprecated Called from: h(simpleError(msg, call)) Browse[1]>
I think its probably an issue with a deprecated function or a package that needs to be updated, kindly assist,
Thanks,
Bernice