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It looks like the ffsea.FacileTtestAnalysisResult function is setting the significant column in the input data.frame correctly based on those parameters, but we're dropping a beat somewhere within multiGSEA with the significant column already set and perhaps the feature.max.padj and feature.min.logFC parameters it maybe expected to use.
When a user alters the minimum logFC required for the overrepresentation analysis in ffsea via shiny, it's not being passed down to the ffsea call.
Files to look at:
ffsea-shiny-runOptions.R
~ line 166 (renderFfseaRunOptsUI.FacileTtestAnalysisResult()
)ffsea
infsea-shiny.R
~ line 176The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: