Open MariaPerezVazquez opened 3 years ago
Hi,
Did you solve it? I have exactly the same problem.
Thanks!
Hi Ana.
Yes. you have to transform the "files" to a data.frame.
''' files <- files %>% as.data.frame() species <- classifier(files,n_cores = 20,type = 'prot') '''
Thanks!!!!
El lun., 20 dic. 2021 14:54, Val F. Lanza @.***> escribió:
Hi Ana.
Yes. you have to transform the "files" to a data.frame.
''' files <- files %>% as.data.frame() species <- classifier(files,n_cores = 20,type = 'prot') '''
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I am trying to make the example in wiki, one I have installed PATO I try to run classifier and I get the following error
species <- classifier(files,n_cores = 20,type = 'prot') Error in file_list[, 1] : incorrect number of dimensions
Any help would be great Maria