Hello,
I have discovered a bug in the cdfDuplicates function in the les
package. This function is used indirectly by the GSRI package, and I was
attempting to use this package when I encountered an error. The error
appears to occur because both rle and table are used to deduplicate a
(sorted) vector, and these two functions apparently fail to use the same
definition of equality for floating point values. This results in two
different length vectors, which raises an error when they are passed to
rep.int, which requires vectors of the same length. Replacing
rle(pvalSort)$length with table(pvalSort) seems to solve the problem. I
have compiled my test case into an RDS file that you can download and
use to reproduce the bug:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k7k1m3s28aa4ajb/GSRI-les-cdfDuplicates-error-case.RDS
This RDS file contains the full argument list that I pass to the "gsri"
function to reproduce the error. Just download it, then execute the
following R code:
library(GSRI)
do.call(gsri, readRDS("GSRI-les-cdfDuplicates-error-case.RDS"))
After making the suggested change, this test case now works properly.
The expression data is my own, and the gene set is MSigDB ID
"AAAYRNCTG_UNKNOWN", with the gene IDs converted to my organism
(cynomolgus monkey, whose genes are annotated with orthologous Ensembl
Peptide IDs from human & rhesus).
-Ryan
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