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I am recently checking out the package and can build graphs from KGML files. I got two queries.
Firstly, I am having trouble understanding the graphs, especially the meaning of the edges. I checked the publication and did not come across a sentence describing the relationship that is portrayed by the edges. Furthermore, I am not understanding the directionality of the edges as well, what do they directions of the arrows mean. Am I missing something?
As for the 2nd question, this is the code I have run:
In this particular example, the genes "hsa:1548" and "hsa:1549" are named "CYP2A6" and "CYP2A7" respectively on KEGG website. However, they are both named "CYP2A6" in the graph. I checked the DisplayName by running getKEGGnodeData(graph) and even there it is the same for these genes. This is just 1 gene I am mentioning, but have seen similar behaviour across 3 pathways. It would be lovely if you could check the issue if it is a bug / limitation or something I am doing wrong.
Thank you so much for the wonderful package. Let me know if there are any more info you need.
Best,
Suharto
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Hey!
I am recently checking out the package and can build graphs from KGML files. I got two queries.
Firstly, I am having trouble understanding the graphs, especially the meaning of the edges. I checked the publication and did not come across a sentence describing the relationship that is portrayed by the edges. Furthermore, I am not understanding the directionality of the edges as well, what do they directions of the arrows mean. Am I missing something?
As for the 2nd question, this is the code I have run:
In this particular example, the genes "hsa:1548" and "hsa:1549" are named "CYP2A6" and "CYP2A7" respectively on KEGG website. However, they are both named "CYP2A6" in the graph. I checked the DisplayName by running
getKEGGnodeData(graph)
and even there it is the same for these genes. This is just 1 gene I am mentioning, but have seen similar behaviour across 3 pathways. It would be lovely if you could check the issue if it is a bug / limitation or something I am doing wrong.Thank you so much for the wonderful package. Let me know if there are any more info you need.
Best,
Suharto
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: