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I trying the GWENA package which seems very intuitive and easy to use - thank you! My goal s detect gene models between two conditions, specially identify genes which reflect a mutant state (vs control).
The one aspect I am struggling with is the modules differential co-expression. In my experiment I have two conditions, mut and wt, for which 6 and 2 modules were identified with:
But when I ran the differential analysis using wt as a reference, the plot_comparison_stats shows the 2 wt modules. Is this expected? Since I am interested in those gene modules which are "specific" to the mutant, I naively thought that I would get those 6(+2) which reflect this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @Kumquatum,
I trying the GWENA package which seems very intuitive and easy to use - thank you! My goal s detect gene models between two conditions, specially identify genes which reflect a mutant state (vs control).
The one aspect I am struggling with is the modules differential co-expression. In my experiment I have two conditions, mut and wt, for which 6 and 2 modules were identified with:
But when I ran the differential analysis using wt as a reference, the
plot_comparison_stats
shows the 2 wt modules. Is this expected? Since I am interested in those gene modules which are "specific" to the mutant, I naively thought that I would get those 6(+2) which reflect this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: