Thanks a lot for the detailed README instructing the user how to run your code - and I really like the intuitive way of using the CLI!
Procedure
I tried to run the recombination step directly after the fragmentation step, i.e. without doing the fragment analysis step where you produce cluster centroids -- no worries, I am using only a few input ligands here :).
Observation
Apparently, it is currently not possible to run the recombination with the full set of fragments, but only with these cluster centroids.
Questions
Could we make the recombination step more generic, so that one can run the full or reduced fragment library?
In any case, could you specify in the README which notebooks need to be run in order to produce the output needed for the recombination step? Currently, it only says:
Fragment analysis:
Jupyter notebooks for analyzing the fragment library are stored in kinase_focused_fragment_library/analysis/fragment_analysis/.
I am posting this issue for us to discuss on Friday.
Hi Paula,
Thanks a lot for the detailed README instructing the user how to run your code - and I really like the intuitive way of using the CLI!
Procedure
I tried to run the recombination step directly after the fragmentation step, i.e. without doing the fragment analysis step where you produce cluster centroids -- no worries, I am using only a few input ligands here :).
Observation
Apparently, it is currently not possible to run the recombination with the full set of fragments, but only with these cluster centroids.
Questions
I am posting this issue for us to discuss on Friday.