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Concerning the ouputs, here are my advices, arisen from discussions with users.
The correlation matrix is need, but the filtered one only (correlation_matrix_selected.tsv); you can always get the "full" one by replaying the analysis with "all to 1" parameters.
Appart from the correlation matrix, outputs should not be filtered: adding tag columns in a variableMetadata output is enough (filter can then be obtained with Generic filter tool). In particular, users may want to check what was selected or not, which is difficult when having the filtered table instead of the whole table + tag.
Thus , what we suggest as outputs is the folowing:
the whole variableMetadata, sorted, with the additional columns "signal_moy" and "suppress" at the end (but not the dataMatrix intensities in)
the filtered correlation matrix (correlation_matrix_selected.tsv)
the sif file (sif_table.tsv)
And that is all. The other files can be obtained by replaying or combining outputs with other tools (Generic_filter, Table_merge, Transpose).
What do you think about it?
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@melpetera @mmonsoor
(For the siff export see: #2)
For information, my inputs with my little test dataset (4 samples from faahKO):
About the others, we have with my little test dataset (4 samples from faahKO):
The mapping between inputs and outputs is:
From my point of view, this tool should generate 2 files:
Should we keep the correlation matrix? They are huge!
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