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24 --category_file '$category_file' | 24 --category_file '$category_file' |
25 #if $methods['wallenius']: | 25 #if $methods['wallenius']: |
26 --wallenius_tab '$wallenius_tab' | 26 --wallenius_tab '$wallenius_tab' |
27 #end if | 27 #end if |
28 #if $methods['hypergeometric']: | 28 #if $methods['hypergeometric']: |
29 --nobias_tab 'nobias_tab' | 29 --nobias_tab '$nobias_tab' |
30 #end if | 30 #end if |
31 --repcnt '$methods.repcnt' | 31 --repcnt '$methods.repcnt' |
32 --sampling_tab '$sampling_tab' | 32 --sampling_tab '$sampling_tab' |
33 --p_adj_method '$p_adj_method' | 33 --p_adj_method '$p_adj_method' |
34 --use_genes_without_cat '$use_genes_without_cat' | 34 --use_genes_without_cat '$use_genes_without_cat' |
108 The format of this file is tabular, with gene_id in the first column and length in the second column. | 108 The format of this file is tabular, with gene_id in the first column and length in the second column. |
109 The "get length and gc content" tool can produce such a file. | 109 The "get length and gc content" tool can produce such a file. |
110 | 110 |
111 *Gene category file:* | 111 *Gene category file:* |
112 You will also need a file describing the membership of genes in categories. The format of this file is gene_id in the first column, | 112 You will also need a file describing the membership of genes in categories. The format of this file is gene_id in the first column, |
113 category name in the second column. If you are interested in gene ontology categories you can use the getgo file to retrive | 113 category identifier in the second column. |
114 gene ontologies for model organisms, or you can construct your own file. | |
115 | 114 |
116 **Method options** | 115 **Method options** |
117 | 116 |
118 3 methods, "Wallenius", "Sampling" and "Hypergeometric", can be used to calculate the p-values as follows. | 117 3 methods, "Wallenius", "Sampling" and "Hypergeometric", can be used to calculate the p-values as follows. |
119 | 118 |