https://github.com/arjunrajlaboratory/nanog
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- Host: GitHub
- Owner: arjunrajlaboratory
- Language: R
- Default Branch: master
- Size: 87.9 KB
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Created about 6 years ago
· Last pushed about 6 years ago
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This contains the code to analyze the results of our nanog paper. Steps to use it: 1. clone this repository on your local drive. 2. get the packed data and unpack it somewhere. It should contain subdirectories: inputdata outputdata intermediate_results externaldata 3. Make symbolic links from within the repository directory (from 1) to each of the subdirectories of the unpacked data. Example shell commands would be: $ cd nanogRepository $ ln -sf path/To/UnpackedData/inputdata inputdata ... and the same for the other subdirectories. 4. mark all existing files as up-to date, then delete empty figure placeholder files $ make -t $ rm figure* Upon first installing the nanog code and linking to the dropbox, it may be that the last-modified-dates will suggest to make that it needs to redo many of the intermediate computations, even though that is not so. make -t tells make to mark all files as up to date. This has two bad side-effects: 1. it creates actual (empty) figure files in the repository even though the 'figure' make targets are just fake targets. This is fixed by deleting 2. it creates empty intermediate files in the repo instead of marking the files in intermediate_files/ as up to date. I should fix this by having make explicitly known where each file is instead of using the VPATH convenience. 5. use linux/GNU "make" from the command line within the nanogRepository. Just typing: $ make or $ make allFigures will cause all figures (all the content in the outputdata directory) to be remade. If you only want to re-make a particular figure, you can choose from the targets that are displayed if you run this command: $ make -pn | perl -F: -ane 'print "$F[0]\n" if /^\w+\s*:/' | sort For example: $ make figureFISH To start from a clean slate in terms of the output directory: $ make cleanOutput and then you can make the figures again. To redo all the intermediate calculations, some of which are very lengthy, (~ 1 hour a piece for DESeq calculations and certain bioinformatics database queries) run : $ make cleanIntermediates and then run make without arguments.
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- Name: Arjun Raj's systems biology lab
- Login: arjunrajlaboratory
- Kind: organization
- Repositories: 40
- Profile: https://github.com/arjunrajlaboratory
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