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Enhancer plot #8
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I've already removed the r2py dependency in the version I've been using for the figures, so I will update that and will work on the other tasks! |
Thank you @jordance71. The version you pushed does not work for me though since it uses |
@katosh it is still in progress. I wanted to make a commit locally with the changes I made so I could roll back changes easily as I'm trying to fix it but it got pushed when I pushed commits on another branch of the repository, I think. |
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Plotting genes without peaks is intentional. If you do not want them to be plotted you can set the |
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I noted that the PR contains some log files in the directory |
This is PR draft comes with code and notebook for the enhancer plot.
There are some ToDos for enhancer_plot.ipynb before we merge:
The notebook currently uses data that is local to our compute cluster and that was produced before geneTF existed. Is there geneTF data we could use instead?
If the new data is in a different format we might not have to use rpy2 and certainly not the module
R/4.0.0-foss-2019b
.Depending on the format of the new example data the preprocessing can be simplified.
There is no explanation of what the plots show exactly so far.
These are just the most imminent changes that come to mind.