Hi Tim,
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 04:16:00PM +, Tim Booth wrote:
> So QIIME can produce network data and Cytoscape is the recommended tool
> to explore this output, but actually QIIME never cares if Cytoscape is
> there or not.
Thanks for the clarification.
> If you are prepared to tackle som
h all .jar dependencies into a binary deb
file using "fakeroot dpkg -b ...". Running Lintian on this thing yields
a fabulous 882 warnings ;-)
As to how QIIME and Cytoscape relate, the answer is here:
http://qiime.org/tutorials/making_cytoscape_networks.html
So QIIME can produce network data
Hi Tim,
I realised that you added cytoscape as Suggests to the qiime package. I
inspected the rudimentary packaging of cytoscape in SVN[1] and noticed
that it is more or less unusable and totally outdated. I tried to have
a look at cytoscape at Github[2] and learned that it contains of several
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