Open millersan opened 3 years ago
Hi, same problem, the plot_module function doesn't seems to have a global plot option to me...
Hi there, The network is generated using Cytoscape. Perhaps you want to check out RCy3 package that lets you to interact between R and Cytoscape with igraph objects. MEGENA stores the network in igraph object, and should work accordingly. For the network partitioning, you can use "get.union.cut(module.output,alpha.cut = 1,output.plot = F, plotfname = "validModules_alpha",module.pval = 0.05,remove.unsig = T)" to get the default partition at alpha = 1. Note that this is for visualization purpose, and the output from get.union.cut does not represent the entirety of MEGENA modules.
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Thank you very much!!
Hi, I tried this method, but I found that some genes were not classified to any of the clusters compared to the PFN objects. After I delete all the nodes that are not in the cluster, the tree diagram will be broken like the second figure. Could you help me to solve this problem? Thank you very much for your help! figure1 figure2
Hi, I tried this method, but I found that some genes were not classified to any of the clusters compared to the PFN objects. After I delete all the nodes that are not in the cluster, the tree diagram will be broken like the second figure. Could you help me to solve this problem? Thank you very much for your help! figure1 figure2
Hi, same problem. Can you provide some ideas
Hi, I am using MEGENA for co-expression analysis. This package is useful for me! I have read the paper, but I don`t know how to draw the global BRCA PFN. Is it the plot_module function, or I have to export it to Cytoscape?