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Comment: arrange samples in same order in rows and column in R
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Could you provide the output of `dim(betaval2)`, `dim(mval)`and `dim(var)`? Thanks
Comment: R, group data based on names and sum each group
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I have this error
Error in UseMethod("group_by") :
no applicable method for 'group_by' applied to an object of class "character"
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Error in UseMethod("group_by") :
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Answer: Biopython intron-exon boundary nucleotide frequencies
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Joe
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Eukaryote genomics is not a area of expertise for me so apologies if I miss some subtlety with the exons/introns here, but if the tasks is …
Comment: BED file from GSEA gene set
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What exactly is the question? Do you need code to make a BED file, and if so based on what? Gene symbols, coordinates of peaks? Please add …
Comment: Strange Trimmomatic behavior
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can you first confirm it is GBS data we're talking about here?
Comment: arrange samples in same order in rows and column in R
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Bioinfonext
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This also shows error, Is there any way in R to arrange samples in same rows/column?
fit <- lmFit(t(mval), var)
Error in lmFit(t(mval),…
Comment: PC build for Nanopore data analysis
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I assumed that this was already covered because of the mention of
> a pipeline for the data that is subsequently generated
Answer: PC build for Nanopore data analysis
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I assume you are referring to MinION sequencing since other larger ONT sequencers are supplied with built in compute for doing some of the …
Comment: PC build for Nanopore data analysis
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ONT basecallers are [**performant only with GPU**][1]'s.
[1]: https://hackmd.io/@Miles/B1U-cOMyu#GPUs-and-Guppy-base-calling
Comment: bcftools stats: definition of indel type
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WouterDeCoster
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But it requires that there is a match between a part of the REF allele and a part of the ALT allele (https://github.com/samtools/htslib/blo…
Comment: bcftools stats: definition of indel type
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Pierre Lindenbaum
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// i and j are the position in the alt and ref string
if ( a[i]!=END_OF_STRING && r[j]==END_OF-STRING )
{
…
Comment: bcftools stats: definition of indel type
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Pierre Lindenbaum
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so looking quickly an indel is when this is not a symbolic allele (<BND>) and the length of REF and the current ALT are not the same.
Comment: bcftools stats: definition of indel type
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WouterDeCoster
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Yes, but I cannot figure out in which cases the INDEL type is assigned:
```
if ( *a && !*r )
{
if ( *a==']' || *a=='[' ) { …
Answer: MG RAST for Eukaryota
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Hi Tom,
Yes, you can go with the predicted proteins for the annotation/downstream analysis.
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