I see,
thanks a lot!
I changed clipper package. The next release should work!
Thanks again.
2017-10-20 17:38 GMT+02:00 Hervé Pagès <hpa...@fredhutch.org
<mailto:hpa...@fredhutch.org>>:
Hi Paolo,
FYI 3 days ago I contacted Gabriele Sale (maintainer of graphite
and co-author of clipper) about this. See below.
Cheers,
H.
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Hi Gabriele,
A recent update to the graphite package introduced the following
change:
library(graphite)
kegg <- pathways("hsapiens", "kegg")
graph <- convertIdentifiers(kegg[["Chronic myeloid leukemia"]],
"entrez")
graph <- pathwayGraph(graph)
genes <- nodes(graph)
head(genes)
# [1] "ENTREZID:10000" "ENTREZID:1019" "ENTREZID:1021"
# [4] "ENTREZID:1026" "ENTREZID:1029" "ENTREZID:1147"
This is with version 1.23.4 of the package. With version
1.23.3, the same commands gave:
head(genes)
# [1] "10000" "1019" "1021" "1026" "1029" "1147"
Was this change intended?
Note that this change breaks the clipper package for which you are
a co-author:
https://bioconductor.org/checkResults/3.6/bioc-LATEST/clipper/
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because it depends on NCIgraph which itself depends on RCytoscape
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Bioc 3.7. So at this point I would strongly suggest that you remove
graphite's dependency on DEGraph.
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Thanks for your contribution to Bioconductor!
Regards,
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On 10/20/2017 02:15 AM, Paolo Martini wrote:
Thanks a lot.
Yesterday I was unable to get the error because the graphite I
downloaded
was not the latest version (it had a build failure).
I'll fix clipper asap.
Thanks again.
Paolo
2017-10-20 10:12 GMT+02:00 Martin Morgan
<martin.mor...@roswellpark.org
<mailto:martin.mor...@roswellpark.org>>:
On 10/20/2017 03:43 AM, Paolo Martini wrote:
Dear all,
I am the clipper package maintainer.
According to the "Build/check report" for BioC 3.6,
the clipper package has an error while compiling the
vignette.
I try to reproduce the error in my computer using the
devel version but
the
R CMD check and installation goes smoothly.
I verified that I'm using devel and my packages are current
$ R
R.version.string # 3.4.2
BiocInstaller::isDevel() # TRUE
BiocInstaller::biocValid() # TRUE
I checked out a fresh copy of clipper, into a temporary
directory
$ git clone
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then installed it
$ R CMD INSTALL clipper
I then extracted the R source code of the vignette
$ cd clipper/vignettes
$ R CMD Stangle clipper.Rnw # could have used knitr::purl()
for Rmd
and tried to run the vignette code
$ R -f clipper.R
It fails as on the build system
pathwayAnalysis <- pathQ(exp, classes, graph, nperm=100,
alphaV=0.05,
b=100)
Error in getExpression(exprs(expr), classes) : Gene names
not specified.
Calls: pathQ ... getExpression -> getExpression ->
getExpression ->
getExpression
Execution halted
OK, reproducible without any additional stuff like devtools
or RStudio
getting in the way. Time to debug. I started R in my
favorite IDE, and
tried to source the vignette
$ source("clipper.R", echo=TRUE, max=Inf)
it fails in the same way. I looked for the error, and tried
to reproduce
it in a simpler fashion, guessing a bit at what the failing
code was trying
to do ('expr' in the traceback() being the function argument
'exp')
pathwayAnalysis <- pathQ(exp, classes, graph, nperm=100,
alphaV=0.05,
b=100)
Error in getExpression(exprs(expr), classes) : Gene names
not specified.
traceback()
10: stop("Gene names not specified.")
9: getExpression(exprs(expr), classes)
8: getExpression(exprs(expr), classes)
7: getExpression(expr, classes)
6: getExpression(expr, classes)
5: pathQ(exp, classes, graph, nperm = 100, alphaV = 0.05, b
= 100) at
clipper.R#95
4: eval(ei, envir)
3: eval(ei, envir)
2: withVisible(eval(ei, envir))
1: source("clipper.R", echo = TRUE, max = Inf)
clipper:::getExpression(exprs(exp), classes)
Error in clipper:::getExpression(exprs(exp), classes) :
Gene names not specified.
I found that clipper:::getExpression is and S4 generic, with
a likely
method, so set the debugger and tried again
clipper:::getExpression
standardGeneric for "getExpression" defined from package
"clipper"
function (expr, classes)
standardGeneric("getExpression")
<environment: 0x11061920>
Methods may be defined for arguments: expr, classes
Use showMethods("getExpression") for currently available ones.
showMethods(clipper:::getExpression)
Function: getExpression (package clipper)
expr="ExpressionSet", classes="numeric"
expr="matrix", classes="numeric"
debug(clipper:::getExpression, signature=c("matrix",
"numeric"))
clipper:::getExpression(exprs(exp), classes)
Tracing clipper:::getExpression(exprs(exp), classes) step 2
Called from: eval(expr, p)
Browse[1]> n
debug: if (is.null(rownames(expr))) stop("Gene names not
specified.")
Browse[2]> rownames(expr)
NULL
Browse[2]> Q
and back at the top level
rownames(exprs(exp))
NULL
hmm, this looks weird
dim(exp)
Features Samples
0 79
In code chunk 3 you'd got the genes from graphite, and
head(genes)
[1] "ENTREZID:10000" "ENTREZID:1019" "ENTREZID:1021"
[4] "ENTREZID:1026" "ENTREZID:1029" "ENTREZID:1147"
in code chunk 10 you'd calculated the intersection of these
genes with the
row.names of the sample expression set
intersect(genes, row.names(exprs(all)))
character(0)
and this is because the rownames are in a different format
head(row.names(exprs(all)))
[1] "5595" "7075" "1557" "643" "643" "1843"
I guess this is because graphite or one of it's dependencies
has changed,
accidentally or otherwise, the format of the identifiers
returned in chunk
3. Likely the reason that you were not able to reproduce
this is because
you were using an out-of-date version of graphite (isDevel() and
biocValid() would have diagnosed this). I don't know whether
the resolution
is a bug fix in graphite, or a fix to your own vignette
code; it is always
worth pushing the resolution as close to the source of the
problem as
possible, so if it's a change in graphite then engage the
maintainer("graphite") in your investigation.
Martin
Anyone has suggestions on how to debug this?
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