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  • bioBob
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    • Mar 2011
    • 72

    #1

    DESeq error

    Hi,

    I am getting a new (for me) error in DESeq. Perhaps it is just late in the day...

    Here is the error:
    > ###control vs sick, T
    > cds_T_CS<-newCountDataSet(all_T_data_m7[1:33709,], ED_T_m7)
    > cds_T_CS = estimateSizeFactors(cds_T_CS)
    > cds_T_CS<-estimateDispersions(cds_T_CS,sharingMode="fit-only")
    Error in if (nr < 2) stop("nrow(modelMatrix) must be >=2.") :
    argument is of length zero

    My data looks pretty normal...

    > str(all_T_data_m7)
    'data.frame': 33714 obs. of 7 variables:
    $ L4_R1_ACTTGA_idx8_2T : int 299 30 39 34 18 517 1333 68 98 0 ...
    $ L4_R1_AGTTCC_idx14_8T: int 619 53 213 48 46 557 1681 358 282 0 ...

    > head(all_T_data_m7)
    L4_R1_ACTTGA_idx8_2T L4_R1_AGTTCC_idx14_8T ...
    XLOC_000001 299 619 ...
    XLOC_000002 30 53 ...
    XLOC_000003 39 213 ...

    As does my experiment definition data frame...

    > ED_T_m7
    condition
    L4_R1_ACTTGA_idx8_2T sick
    L4_R1_AGTTCC_idx14_8T control
    L4_R1_CAGATC_idx7_1T sick
    L4_R1_CTTGTA_idx12_6T control
    L4_R1_GATCAG_idx9_3T sick
    L4_R1_GGCTAC_idx11_5T sick
    L4_R1_TAGCTT_idx10_4T sick
    > str(ED_T_m7)
    'data.frame': 7 obs. of 1 variable:
    $ condition: Factor w/ 2 levels "control","sick": 2 1 2 1 2 2 2


    Any suggestions??
  • bioBob
    Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 72

    #2
    Well, I figure out what the culprit is, but I am not sure why. It doesn't like the experiment definition data frame. When do this it works:

    cds_T_CS<-newCountDataSet(all_T_data_m7[1:33709,], c("sick","control","sick","control","sick","sick","sick"))
    cds_T_CS = estimateSizeFactors(cds_T_CS)
    cds_T_CS<-estimateDispersions(cds_T_CS,sharingMode="fit-only")

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