Closed jgarces02 closed 2 years ago
In theory, same names as in the "original" one should work but not if names are the same between subclustering objects...
combine.subclusterings(global.fcs.SCE = fcs, clusters.named = c("SOM_named", "SOM_named_lymphos", "SOM_named_lymphos"), subclustering.fcs.SCE = list(fcs_lymphos, fcs_lymphos2))
Temporal solution: change names manually...
colnames(colData(fcs))[<number of column>] <- "temporal_SOM"
or (duplicate column)
colData(fcs) <- data.frame(colData(fcs), temporal_SOM = colData(fcs)[<number of column>])
In theory, same names as in the "original" one should work but not if names are the same between subclustering objects...
combine.subclusterings(global.fcs.SCE = fcs, clusters.named = c("SOM_named", "SOM_named_lymphos", "SOM_named_lymphos"), subclustering.fcs.SCE = list(fcs_lymphos, fcs_lymphos2))
Temporal solution: change names manually...
or (duplicate column)