[BioC] Cannot read in CEL files with XPS
cstrato
cstrato at aon.at
Thu Dec 4 22:38:40 CET 2008
Dear Chris
This is strange, could you please give your sessionInfo(), which version
of xps, which version of ROOT, which version of R, WinXP or Vista?
Could you please give the complete code for creating the scheme.
I am not sure if it is a good idea to save the "hgu133plu2.root" file in
the package directory, I would propose to create a directory "schemes"
somewhere else, e.g. "McMasters/schemes".
Furthermore, could you please set "verbose=TRUE" in the methods and
start R from the Command Console. Then you will see the progress
messages. Could you please send me this output, so that I can check the
result?
Handling 40 CEL-files should not be a problem, one user of xps reported
that he could successfully handle 500 CEL-files on his Windows machine.
Best regards
Christian
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Christopher N Barnes wrote:
> All,
>
> I am new to xps and am having trouble reading in the cel files.
>
> I got the 3 correct files from affymetrix and created a scheme removing the first 12 lines from the annotation file (fix 1)
>
>
> I then read in my scheme:
> hgu133plus2<-root.scheme(paste(.path.package("xps"),"schemes/hgu133plus2.root",
> sep="/"))
>
> and then try to read in the CEL files.
> celdir2<-"C:/McMasters/test"
> data.test3<-import.data(hgu133plus2,"tmp2",celdir=celdir2, verbose=FALSE)
> It worked 1 time and now causes R to crash. I am trying to read in 40 CEL files 50,000+ genes on a 4G machine.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions of another method to read a large amount of CEL files. If I try using Read Affy() to read in, I don't have the space to allocate.
>
> Thanks for the Help,
>
> Chris Barnes
> PhD student
> University of Louisville
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