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it would return Nan for all values and every gene. I looked up my RNA-seq file and it seems there are many genes in it that already have references in gtf file. I was wondering what might cause the issue. I ran with chenRNA data and everything looks fine.
P.S.: Every step before that looks fine.
I appreciate any help in advance. Thanks!
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Hi @fafa92! Thanks for your interest in GLUE! Could you please post the content of rna.var before running get_gene_annotation? By default it joins the GTF "gene_name" on the index of rna.var, i.e., rna.var_names. If your gene names matching GTF "gene_name" resides in another column, you would need to specify the column as var_by in get_gene_annotation.
@fafa92 Hi, I faced the same problem, have you solved that? @Jeff1995 Hi, I checked the rna.var, and it looks doesn't have any problems. Is there any other possible solution? I post my rna.var below, many thanks:
Hi,
Thanks for the great package.
I'm trying to follow step 1 and when I get to
it would return Nan for all values and every gene. I looked up my RNA-seq file and it seems there are many genes in it that already have references in gtf file. I was wondering what might cause the issue. I ran with chenRNA data and everything looks fine.
P.S.: Every step before that looks fine.
I appreciate any help in advance. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: