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Isaac Neuhaus ▴ 360
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Have anybody processed more than 64 cel files. I have an experiment with 66 cel files and when it start processing file number 65 the function ReadAffy dies. Apparently is dying in this line: aux <- as.vector(read.celfile(CELfiles[i],compress=compress.cel,sd=FALSE)$int ensity) I have tried some combinations of the 64 files just to make sure that there is no corruption in one of the cel files and it works just fine... up to to 64. Any suggestions? Isaac
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This message is in MIME format. The first part should be readable text, while the remaining parts are likely unreadable without MIME-aware tools. Send mail to mime@docserver.cac.washington.edu for more info. --Boundary_(ID_a6VjjKAmfoOJ3ucipeawFg) Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT ive done 184. it used a lot of RAM though. how much RAM do you have? for the next version there will be a method that only uses PMs. this reduces the data by 50%. im attaching a function that might help you with a work around... if you can get more RAM you can try 1-reading in using read.celfile 2-keeping only the pms using 'pmormm' 3-using a version of the attached function to get expression. hope this helps, rafael On Mon, 6 May 2002, Isaac Neuhaus wrote: > Have anybody processed more than 64 cel files. I have an experiment with > 66 cel files and when it start processing file number 65 the function > ReadAffy dies. Apparently is dying in this line: > > aux <- > as.vector(read.celfile(CELfiles[i],compress=compress.cel,sd=FALSE)$i ntensity) > > I have tried some combinations of the 64 files just to make sure that > there is no corruption in one of the cel files and it works just fine... > up to to 64. > > Any suggestions? > > Isaac > > _______________________________________________ > Bioconductor mailing list > Bioconductor@stat.math.ethz.ch > http://www.stat.math.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor > --Boundary_(ID_a6VjjKAmfoOJ3ucipeawFg) Content-id: <pine.lnx.4.33.0205061028390.27828@localhost.localdomain> Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII; name=rma.R Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Content-disposition: attachment; filename=rma.R Content-description: ##this function does the expression for our method: RMA. not flexible rma <- function(object,subset=NULL, phenodata=NULL, annotation=NULL, description=NULL, notes=NULL, verbose=TRUE, ...){ bg.parameters2 <- function(pm,n.pts=2^14){ max.density <- function(x,n.pts){ aux <- density(x,kernel="epanechnikov",n=n.pts) aux$x[order(-aux$y)[1]] } pmbg <- max.density(pm,n.pts) ##Log helps detect mode bg.data <- pm[pm < pmbg] ##do it again to really get the mode pmbg <- max.density(bg.data,n.pts) bg.data <- pm[pm < pmbg] bg.data <- bg.data - pmbg bgsd <- sqrt(sum(bg.data^2)/(length(bg.data)-1))*sqrt(2)#/.85 sig.data <- pm[pm > pmbg] sig.data <- sig.data-pmbg expmean <- max.density(sig.data,n.pts) alpha <- 1/expmean mubg <- pmbg list(alpha=alpha,mu=mubg,sigma=bgsd) } bg.adjust2 <- function(pm,n.pts=2^14){ param <- bg.parameters2(pm,n.pts) b <- param$sigma a <- pm - param$mu - param$alpha*b^2 a + b*((1./sqrt(2*pi))*exp((-1./2.)*((a/b)^2)))/pnorm(a/b) } if(verbose) cat("Background correcting\n") x <- apply(pm(object),2,bg.adjust2) if(verbose) cat("Normalizing Data\n") x <- normalize.quantiles(x) if(verbose) cat("Preparing Data\n") if(is.null(subset)){ data.lst <-split(as.vector(x),factor(rep(probeNames(object),nprobe s(object)/dim(x)[1]*dim(x)[2]))) } else{ if(is.numeric(subset)) subset <- geneNames(object)[subset] Index <- which(probeNames(object)%in%subset) x <- x[Index,] Names <- probeNames(object)[Index] data.lst <- split(as.vector(x), factor(rep(Names,length(Names)/dim(x)[1]*dim(x)[2] ))) } data.lst<-lapply(data.lst,matrix,ncol=nchips(object)) if(verbose) cat("Computing expression. This may take a while.\n") e <- t(sapply(data.lst,medianpolish,...)) if(is.null(phenodata)) phenodata <- phenoData(object) if(is.null(annotation)) annotation <- annotation(object) if(is.null(description)) description <- description(object) if(is.null(notes)) notes <- notes(object) exprs <- e[,1:nchips(object)] colnames(exprs) <- sampleNames(object) se.exprs <- e[,(nchips(object)+1):(2*nchips(object))] colnames(se.exprs) <- sampleNames(object) new("exprSet", exprs=exprs, se.exprs=se.exprs, phenoData=phenodata, annotation=annotation, description=description, notes=notes) } --Boundary_(ID_a6VjjKAmfoOJ3ucipeawFg)--
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Isaac Neuhaus ▴ 360
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Rafa: Now I am puzzled because I built 64-bit R and I have over 50 gigs of RAM so I am sure I am not running out of memory. Is there a way to run R under debugger so I can find what is the problem with my files. Thankx. Isaac "Rafael A. Irizarry" wrote: > ive done 184. it used a lot of RAM though. how much RAM do you have? for > the next version there will be a method that only uses PMs. this reduces > the data by 50%. im attaching a function that might help you with a work > around... if you can get more RAM you can try > > 1-reading in using read.celfile > 2-keeping only the pms using 'pmormm' > 3-using a version of the attached function to get expression. > > hope this helps, > rafael > On Mon, 6 May 2002, Isaac Neuhaus wrote: > > > Have anybody processed more than 64 cel files. I have an experiment with > > 66 cel files and when it start processing file number 65 the function > > ReadAffy dies. Apparently is dying in this line: > > > > aux <- > > as.vector(read.celfile(CELfiles[i],compress=compress.cel,sd=FALSE) $intensity) > > > > I have tried some combinations of the 64 files just to make sure that > > there is no corruption in one of the cel files and it works just fine... > > up to to 64. > > > > Any suggestions? > > > > Isaac > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Bioconductor mailing list > > Bioconductor@stat.math.ethz.ch > > http://www.stat.math.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ > Name: rma.R > rma.R Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN) > Encoding: 7BIT
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