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  • Poblem: New application with Cytoscape

    Hi everybody,

    I've recently been using Cytoscape 3 to develop a new Application. I'm a beginner. I have to integrate "a biclustering algorithm for microarray data analysis" under Cytoscape. This algorithm work correctly under eclipse but when i added it to cytoscape, it can't be executed.

    I've been creating a simple /Bundle Cytocape application (Hello World) and i've adding my classes but it can't work.
    What I must do to adapt this application to cytoscape? should I add same instructions? how to approach to solve this problem?

    PS: this alogrithm takes as input : (1) text file: The microarray dataset, (2) The threshold of the average correspondence (3) the threshold of the average spearman’s rho. Finally, it generates an OutputFile.txt (the result file) that contains a set of bicluster.

    Regards

  • #2
    It is hard to tell, but I think you need to read some tutorial on Cytoscape development:
    Cytoscape: an open source platform for network analysis and visualization - Create new page · cytoscape/cytoscape Wiki

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    • #3
      thank you TiborNagy,
      I already tried this code and it worked correctly

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