How should I input CNV files and mutation files into R to run ABSOLUTE? Respectively or integrated?
I am now trying to run the ABSOLUTE, but I am quite confused how should I input my files (both CNV files and mutation files). Should I integrate them into one plain text? Please give me an example!
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No need for us to give you examples. The examples can be found after a quick search with a search engine: http://software.broadinstitute.org/cancer/software/genepattern/modules/docs/absolute/2#exampledata
Good luck.
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