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AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_values_in_range' #4
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Hi, I have the same issue also, and I think I can not do the html report because of that. Did you succeed in solving the problem? Aitor Zabala |
Properly continuing if there is no data for a requested chromosome in a MetH5 file
Apologies for the late response. I hadn't noticed that GitHub wasn't set up to send me notifications for issues, so this issue remained unseen for far too long. This is appears to be a bug with pycoMeth handling requests to compare on chromosomes for which there is no data in any one of the MetH5 files. I have just pushed a fix into the dev branch. Until a new release can be published, a workaround would be to make sure you only run MethComp for chromosomes for which your M5 files actually have methylation data.
Hope this helps. I'll keep this open until the fix is in a release. |
Dear pycoMeth developer(s),
I am trying using pycometh Meth_Comp to do methylation differential analysis. My command was
pycometh Meth_Comp -i 1.m5 2.m5 3.m5 4.m5 5.m5 -f reference.fa -b output.bed
.It reported error as the following:
I thought it was because of no valid p-values can be used, so I adjusted
--pvalue_threshold
but it seemed not help. Would you please let me know what should I do to get it work?Thank you very much in advance.
Yingzi
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