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I think we can't merge both into one function, with the signature
computeMsigNetwork<-function(siggs, thresh=0.25) {
gs_ovlap= computeMsigOverlap(siggs, thresh=0.25)
# This is the current computeMsigNetwork function# We reuse siggs, which is already a msigGsc object
.computeMsigNetwork(gs_ovlap, siggs)
}
which will should make the code cleaner, and more black-boxed (if that's desirable).
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The reason I left this separated was to enable independent analysis of the overlap data if users wish to do so. For instance, they can compute all pairwise overlaps (by setting thresh = 0) and then trying out a few filtering approaches manually. This would provide added flexibility without having to recompute overlaps every single time.
Currently, having a list of significant gene sets, we compute the network using the following code:
I think we can't merge both into one function, with the signature
which will should make the code cleaner, and more black-boxed (if that's desirable).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: