newbie question: how do I get affy annotations
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Hao Liu ▴ 130
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Dear All: can someone teach me how to get affy libraries into R? I just tried library(hu6800) and I doubt if there are any other libraries there. Best regards Hao Liu, Ph. D
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Anna Cao ▴ 90
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Hi, I'm trying to plot a vector of log ratios using the imageplot functions but it keeps telling me my dimensions are incorrect. Here's what I did. x <- dir(pattern="test.txt") # where test.txt contains a 16200 by 12 matrix of numbers (with NAs) x <- read.delim(x, header=TRUE) y <- c(x[1]) imageplot(y,layout=list(ngrid.r=5,ngrid.c=12,nspot.r=30,nspot.c=9)) And this is the error message: Error in imageplot(y, layout = list(ngrid.r = 5, ngrid.c = 12, nspot.r = 30, : Number of image spots does not agree with layout dimensions I check the dimension of y and it's indeed 16200. > dim(data.frame(y)) [1] 16200 1 What am I doing wrong? Thanks!! Anna
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> Hi, > > I'm trying to plot a vector of log ratios using the imageplot functions > but it keeps telling me my dimensions are incorrect. > > Here's what I did. > > x <- dir(pattern="test.txt") > # where test.txt contains a 16200 by 12 matrix of numbers (with NAs) x > <- read.delim(x, header=TRUE) > y <- c(x[1]) > imageplot(y,layout=list(ngrid.r=5,ngrid.c=12,nspot.r=30,nspot.c=9)) > > > And this is the error message: > Error in imageplot(y, layout = list(ngrid.r = 5, ngrid.c = 12, nspot.r = > 30, : > Number of image spots does not agree with layout dimensions > > > I check the dimension of y and it's indeed 16200. >> dim(data.frame(y)) > [1] 16200 1 > > What am I doing wrong? If you look at the help page for 'imageplot', you'll see that the first argument is expected to be a "numeric vector or array". You're giving it a list, as you could check for yourself by typing 'class(y)'. Your object 'y' doesn't have any dimensions and has length 1, which you'd see if you typed 'dim(y)'. All would work fine if you extracted 'y' from 'x' using 'y <- x[,1]' or converted 'y' to numeric using 'y <- as.numeric(y)'. Gordon > Thanks!! > > Anna
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Go the BioConductor website www.bioconductor.org) and click on "Software: How To" to get general information on how to install BioConductor packages. Then click on "MetaData". There you will find dozens of annotation packages to download and install in R. J. Quoting Hao Liu <liuha@umdnj.edu>: > Dear All: > > can someone teach me how to get affy libraries into R? I just tried > library(hu6800) > > and I doubt if there are any other libraries there. > > > Best regards > > Hao Liu, Ph. D > > _______________________________________________ > Bioconductor mailing list > Bioconductor@stat.math.ethz.ch > https://www.stat.math.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor >
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John Zhang ★ 2.9k
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>can someone teach me how to get affy libraries into R? I just tried >library(hu6800) Bioconductor's MetaData section contains a list of annotation libraries for affy chips. To get a annotation library(e.g. hgu95av2), you may try: > library("reposTools") > install.packages2("hgu95av2") > library("hgu95av2") > >and I doubt if there are any other libraries there. > > >Best regards > >Hao Liu, Ph. D > >_______________________________________________ >Bioconductor mailing list >Bioconductor@stat.math.ethz.ch >https://www.stat.math.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor
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