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  • DESeq - Error: More than one fitInfo object available.

    hello,

    i was trying out different methods to estimate the dispersions in my data and ran into the following problem for the 'per-condition' method ('blind' and 'pooled' work fine):
    Code:
    > cds <- newCountDataSet(exprs(dataNormGC),data$virtual_conditions)
    > sizeFactors(cds) <- rep(1,18)
    > cds <- estimateDispersions(cds,method="per-condition",sharingMode="maximum")
    > plotDispEsts(cds)
    Error in fitInfo(cds, name = name) : 
      More than one fitInfo object available. Specify by name. (See 'ls(cds@fitInfo)' for a list.)
    Calls: plotDispEsts -> fitInfo
    as suggested, i looked into
    Code:
    > ls(cds@fitInfo)
    which only said
    Code:
    [1] "pooled"
    can anyone explain to me why that happens?
    in case it is important: my data contains replicates only for some conditions, not for all.

    thanks
    tim

  • #2
    I am getting this same error. My data contains replicates for all conditions. Did you find an answer?

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    • #3
      hi,

      unfortunately, i haven't found any solution, yet. i thought that maybe something attached to the workspace would cause the problem, but that wasn't it, either. i don't know where else to look currently, sorry.

      cheers
      tim

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