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This could be a bioconductor problem - Initially created an environment - sbas2 inside the terminal window -- loaded all required packages. When starting the differentialSplicingJunctionAnalysis.ipynb notebook, received an error when instantiating the libraries. non-zero status when loading edgeR.
Went to the command line. Ran R from the command line.
this now worked. Went back to the notebook and ran
library("edgeR")
and this worked. @cgpu what I don't know or understand how the conda created environment is inherited within a notebook -- the environment proliferates under a different name -- I called my conda created environment sbas2 but inside the notebook it shows as sbas. I will try again with a non-numeric name.
I am suspicious that the error we saw with the conda install of libraries is real -- because the installation of both edgeR and of multtest when using BiocManager performs a recompile that appears to be mandated. When this is done within the sbas2 environment and then I load the library within the notebook -- there is not an error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This could be a bioconductor problem - Initially created an environment -
sbas2
inside the terminal window -- loaded all required packages. When starting thedifferentialSplicingJunctionAnalysis.ipynb
notebook, received an error when instantiating the libraries.non-zero status when loading edgeR
.Went to the command line. Ran
R
from the command line.this now worked. Went back to the notebook and ran
and this worked.
@cgpu what I don't know or understand how the conda created environment is inherited within a notebook -- the environment proliferates under a different name -- I called my conda created environment
sbas2
but inside the notebook it shows assbas
. I will try again with a non-numeric name.I am suspicious that the error we saw with the conda install of libraries is real -- because the installation of both
edgeR
and ofmulttest
when usingBiocManager
performs a recompile that appears to be mandated. When this is done within thesbas2
environment and then I load the library within the notebook -- there is not an error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: