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combine_inmap_output uses spatial linkages of an inMAP outputs to combine output multiple runs. Employs the sf package. The goal here to is make it easier to plot/analyze many InMAP run output files simultaneously. User provides a directory that contains InMAP output and an optional pattern that matches specific files in the directory plot_inmap takes output from combine_inmap_output and saves spatial plots to a directory
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Thanks @lhenneman! Have you tried a call such as |
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@lhenneman : Also, we need to add the packages that your functions are using to the Apart from |
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Cool...I was wondering which other parts of the process I was missing.
I'll address these and get back in a bit.
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@lhenneman <https://github.com/lhenneman> : Also, we need to add the
packages that your functions are using to the DESCRIPTION file.
Apart from ggplot2, what else do you use?
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A potential issue - the 'sf' packages isn't available on RCE, and the install is bugging out...it looks like it's something to do with installing the dependancies (u2units2 in particular). Do you have any insight here? |
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Have you tried installing from source? |
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Okay, all should be functional now on RCE. |
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I merged your patch-3 branch into new dev branch. |
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Great. About to add some to `combine_inmap_output`. Should I work in the
dev branch or branch off that?
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I merged you patch-3 branch into new dev branch.
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up to you, but fine with me in the dev branch
just created a vignette template btw
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Alright, `combine_inmap_output` and `plot_inmap` are now on the dev branch.
They work just fine for me on my computer, and `plot_inmap` doesn't work on
RCE because of the issue with `sf`.
I put an example here:
/nfs/bigdata_nobackup_ci3/n/ci3_nsaph/LucasH/inmap/run_inmap_dev.R
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up to you, but fine with me in the dev branch
just created a vignette template btw
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combine_inmap_output uses spatial linkages of an inMAP outputs to combine output multiple runs. Employs the sf package. The goal here to is make it easier to plot/analyze many InMAP run output files simultaneously. User provides a directory that contains InMAP output and an optional pattern that matches specific files in the directory
plot_inmap takes output from combine_inmap_output and saves spatial plots to a directory