Hi Charles, Vince,
Yes, a PairwiseAlignments object will contain the sequences of the 2
genomes being aligned so will be big. Could be mitigated by using one
object per chromosome instead of trying to represent the full genome
alignment in a single object, but then you loose the ability to
rep
Hi all,
I've updated the cache calls in netDx per Martin's suggestion above:
> bfc <- BiocFileCache()
> path <- bfcrpath(bfc, url)
The package now builds on netbbiolo but times out on malbec1 and tokay1,
and has an error on merida1.
I've never had a package timeout before. Is this because of the u
Bioconductor would not have your package on github. Bioconductor has your
repository in a git server. If you already have a clone of your github
repository you could follow the instructions here to add the remote to the
Bioconductor repository you referenced here:
http://bioconductor.org/deve
Hi,
I submit R package called epihet on 2018. It has been accepted and released on
Bioconductor.
Recently, we received the reviewers’ comments about the corresponding paper for
epihet, and the reviewer need us to add more parameters for some function in
epihet,
Could you tell me what I should do
