Open hbeale opened 4 years ago
Thanks for bringing this to my attention! The warnings had been handled internally and were not an issue to the function. These warnings are now suppressed. The issue with the tissue labels has been addressed in the new version of the package and should no longer give an error. Also, the tissueList
parameter within makeGenePlots
must contain tissues which are within the actor object (fit1). The vignettes have been updated to make this more clear.
Thanks!
Hi there, There seems to be an issue with the new version of makeGenePlots, as when I walk through the vignette, I get:
makeGenePlots(actorObj=fit1,isoData=isoData,geneList="ENSG00000122484.8",tissueList = c("Brain_Amygdala","Brain_Cerebellar_Hemisphere"))
subscript out of bounds
Thanks for the help!
Are you running the model on your own data or the data provided in the package? It could be that ENSG00000122484.8 is not a gene in the final model. I've added an error message to show if the gene is not able to be plotted. You can check which genes can be plotted by looking at rownames(fit1$posteriorEst)
Thanks!
Yes, I am running the model on my own data, which is structured as directed in the vignette, but would it be the case that I need to compare an existing gene within the genes listed in my data? @mccabes292
When I walk through the vignette, I am unable to generate a gene plot; I get the error "Can't find columns
Adipose_Visceral_.Omentum.
,Brain_Putamen_.basal_ganglia.
in.data
." I assume this is an issue with name formatting, so I try specifying tissues with simple names and I get the error "Error in actorObj$tissuePhi[geneList[i], tissueList] : subscript out of bounds"Details below. Thanks for your help.
The following code can be run at https://rstudio.cloud/project/964199