(pack: GOSemSim) NA semantic similarities between gene clusters
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Dear all, I'm using GOSemSim for computing semantic similarities (semsim) between clusters of genes. The Problem: I'm obtaining semsim==NA when comparing clusters of genes from which I actually expect a value (i.e. semsim != NA). However, if I compute semsim between individual genes (present in the analyzed clusters) I obtain semsim values != NA. For computing semsim between clusters, GOSemSim computes the pairwise semsim between the GO terms present in each of the clusters. Therefore I would expect that, if for at least one pair of genes (one from each cluster) is possible to compute a semsim != NA, then the semsim between the two clusters should also be different from NA. Is this situation a problem of GOSemSim or is there a wrong assumption from my side? Thanks a lot in advance for your time, Manuel PS: GOSemSim version: Ver. 1.8.3 (as from the DESCRIPTION file in the installation folder). This version is the one currently available in Bioconductor. source("http://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R") biocLite("GOSemSim") -- output of sessionInfo(): Code Examples: library("GOSemSim") library(GO.db) library(org.Hs.eg.db) clust_as <- c("10603","3551","8470","8915","5295","5518","2810","7534" ,"5591","2887","51177","57630") clust_r1 <- c("23761") clust_r2 <- c("30835") clust_r3 <- c("54332") # Comparing clusters > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r1, ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] NA > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r2, ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] NA > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r3, ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] NA # Comparing individual genes (the first one from each cluster) > geneSim("10603", "23761", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] 0.11 > geneSim("10603", "30835", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] 0.176 > geneSim("10603", "54332", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") [1] 0.266 -- Sent via the guest posting facility at bioconductor.org.
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Guangchuang Yu ★ 1.2k
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Hi, As you reported that you are using GOSemSim version 1.8.3, that means you are using Bioconductor 2.7. The current release of Bioconductor is 2.10, please update your R and Bioconductor. Please read the vignette of GOSemSim before you using it, the clusterSim accept gene lists, not vectors. Best Regards! Guangchuang Yu --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology College of Life Science and Technology Jinan University, 601 Huangpu Ave. W. Guangzhou 510632, P.R. China Tel: +86-20-85222677 Email: guangchuangyu@gmail.com guangchuangyu@jnu.edu.cn Publications: http://bit.ly/IpzxpH -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~--- On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 4:08 PM, Manuel A.Alonso Tarajano [guest] < guest@bioconductor.org> wrote: > > Dear all, > > I'm using GOSemSim for computing semantic similarities (semsim) between > clusters of genes. > > The Problem: > I'm obtaining semsim==NA when comparing clusters of genes from which I > actually expect a value (i.e. semsim != NA). > > However, if I compute semsim between individual genes (present in the > analyzed clusters) I obtain semsim values != NA. > For computing semsim between clusters, GOSemSim computes the pairwise > semsim between the GO terms present in each of the clusters. Therefore I > would expect that, if for at least one pair of genes (one from each > cluster) is possible to compute a semsim != NA, then the semsim between the > two clusters should also be different from NA. > > Is this situation a problem of GOSemSim or is there a wrong assumption > from my side? > > Thanks a lot in advance for your time, > > Manuel > > PS: > GOSemSim version: > Ver. 1.8.3 (as from the DESCRIPTION file in the installation folder). > This version is the one currently available in Bioconductor. > source("http://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R") > biocLite("GOSemSim") > > > > -- output of sessionInfo(): > > Code Examples: > > library("GOSemSim") > library(GO.db) > library(org.Hs.eg.db) > > clust_as <- > c("10603","3551","8470","8915","5295","5518","2810","7534","5591","2 887","51177","57630") > clust_r1 <- c("23761") > clust_r2 <- c("30835") > clust_r3 <- c("54332") > > # Comparing clusters > > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r1, ont="BP", organism="human", > measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] NA > > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r2, ont="BP", organism="human", > measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] NA > > clusterSim(clust_as, clust_r3, ont="BP", organism="human", > measure="Resnik", combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] NA > > # Comparing individual genes (the first one from each cluster) > > geneSim("10603", "23761", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", > combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] 0.11 > > geneSim("10603", "30835", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", > combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] 0.176 > > geneSim("10603", "54332", ont="BP", organism="human", measure="Resnik", > combine="rcmax.avg", drop="NULL") > [1] 0.266 > > > -- > Sent via the guest posting facility at bioconductor.org. > [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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