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Hi,
Could you tell me how to get package named "sir" in some notebooks of scRNA-Seq-invivo/analysis_pipeline directory.
I guess that the sir package means sir directory in the scRNA-Seq-invivo/analysis_pipeline directory. Is that true? If it's true, how do I set up the directory as a R package?
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The directory you describe does indeed contain an R package that can be installed and contains helper code to support scRNA-Seq analysis. It is maintained by @jan-glx
You can install it from your local clone of the repository by running make install within the analysis_pipeline directory,
or, as revealed by the makefile, by running remotes::install_local("sir") within R while having analysis_pipeline as working directory.
You can also install it directly from github using: remotes::install_github("boutroslab/Supp_Funk_2021", subdir = "scRNA-Seq-invivo/analysis_pipeline/sir") ( This may take a minute to download before installation starts since this repo is quite big)
Please kindly let us know if you have any other issues running our code!
Hi,
Could you tell me how to get package named "sir" in some notebooks of scRNA-Seq-invivo/analysis_pipeline directory.
I guess that the sir package means sir directory in the scRNA-Seq-invivo/analysis_pipeline directory. Is that true? If it's true, how do I set up the directory as a R package?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: