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This line is where my execution of HotNet2 halts. Further check revealed that none of values in "heat.values()" is larger than 0. In turn, it produces an empty list and "min" function raise s an exception.
If all values are zero (which is the case for me), it means that none of genes on that specific subnetwork have heat. So I wonder how this subnetwork became a significant hit. Thats where my confusion starts.
Would you please help figure out what I am missing?
Thanks!
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Thanks @krassowski I think you are pointing to the right direction.
However, I am using an identical (weighted) network with different thresholds to make the network binary. So the node and score identifiers has not changed.
At the same time, I realised that once the threshold is too conservative, then the chance of raising this error increases. So I am expecting that somewhere inside HotNet2, there is a step that fails when few number of genes are connected or have small score.
I would like to report an issue (or maybe my lack of understanding) on
hotnet2/hotnet2/heat.py
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This line is where my execution of HotNet2 halts. Further check revealed that none of values in "heat.values()" is larger than 0. In turn, it produces an empty list and "min" function raise s an exception.
If all values are zero (which is the case for me), it means that none of genes on that specific subnetwork have heat. So I wonder how this subnetwork became a significant hit. Thats where my confusion starts.
Would you please help figure out what I am missing?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: