You are doing two things wrong. First, you shouldn't be changing the IDs. I have no idea what the Cibersort CEL -> mixture script might be, but if that's what it says to do, then it's wrong. Second, you are using old tech. Things like getSYMBOL() are outdated, and only work because we value backwards compatibility. You should instead be using either select() or mapIds() on the unadulterated probeset IDs. See ?select or ?mapIds after loading AnnotationDbi for more information.
Thank you James. How can I load a similar DB for hthgu133pluspmprobe for my data? I found this post : AnnotationDbi packages missing in current release , but I am not sure where to get the data from.
You did do something, but it seemed like you typed random things hoping something would work. That's not usually going to be successful. I would instead recommend finding out more about what you are trying to do, and proceeding from there. There are help pages for all functions (?makeDBPackage) as well as vignettes. You should start by reading them.
The thing that freaks me out about the makeDBPackage function is that is does not return anything and no verbose. Is there a way to enable feedback? I do not see anything happen and the function finishes immediately. I am not sure if he finds the files or not. Absolute vs relative paths and so forth.
Thank you James. How can I load a similar DB for hthgu133pluspmprobe for my data? I found this post : AnnotationDbi packages missing in current release , but I am not sure where to get the data from.
You would go to Affymetrix.com, get the annotation csv file for that array and do what Isaac Neuhaus did in the link you sent.
Thanks. I tried that, didnt get too far. See my at under the other thread.
You did do something, but it seemed like you typed random things hoping something would work. That's not usually going to be successful. I would instead recommend finding out more about what you are trying to do, and proceeding from there. There are help pages for all functions (?makeDBPackage) as well as vignettes. You should start by reading them.
Thank you James. I'll have a look. I'm new to this whole field. Sorry for bugging you with all those questions.
The thing that freaks me out about the makeDBPackage function is that is does not return anything and no verbose. Is there a way to enable feedback? I do not see anything happen and the function finishes immediately. I am not sure if he finds the files or not. Absolute vs relative paths and so forth.
It's exceedingly verbose, so if you aren't getting a bunch of output you aren't doing something right.