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Inconsistencies in drug names? #82
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Hi @bhaibeka, How did you make the ss object? Without that information, I can't replicate the issue. Best, |
My bad ss <- sensitivityInfo(CCLE) |
Hi @bhaibeka, When I run:
I get back This is corroborated by:
Which returns:
So as far as I can tell, the drug is only referred to as 'Laptinib' in the PharmacoSet and therefore there is no discrepancy. If you got a different result is it possible you were: (1) using an outdated version of CCLE or (2) using an outdated version of My
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I am using $.0.3 and PharmacoGx_2.2.4 CoreGx_1.2.0 I will upgrade to the last versions |
That should be the most up-to-date release version of Best, |
I tested the code in R 4.0.3 and the results are the same. It looks like only 'Lapatinib' is used in the If you got a different result can you post what the function returns and your Best, My
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@ChristopherEeles @bhaibeka I think the issue here may come from the CCLEsmall object provided as an example. I think it will still use the lower case "lapatinib", we have not updated it since the standardization of drug names. |
Lack of consistency across functions: Lapatinib or lapatinib?
drugDoseResponseCurve(drug="Lapatinib", cellline="AU565", pSets=CCLE, plot.type="Actual", lwd=2, mycol="red", cex.main=1.3, cex=1.3, legend.loc=NA)
ss <- sensitivityInfo(CCLE)
which(apply(X=ss[ , c("cellid", "drugid")], MARGIN=1, FUN=function(x, y) { all(is.element(x, y)) }, y=c("AU565", "lapatinib")))
Depending on the function, the drug name must be different to extract the data
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