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The MetaRbolomics book. A review of R packages in BioC, CRAN, gitlab and github.

Home Page: https://rformassspectrometry.github.io/metaRbolomics-book/

License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

R 1.36% CSS 0.03% TeX 98.44% Dockerfile 0.08% Shell 0.08%
r metabolomics multivariate-statistics lc-ms lc-msms nmr nmr-spectroscopy nmr-data lcms metabonomics

metarbolomics-book's Introduction

Build Status

The MetaRbolomics book

Repository for the on-line metaRbolomics book at https://rformassspectrometry.github.io/metaRbolomics-book/

Including some active code that is executed upon each build.

This material, unless excplicitly otherwise stated, is CC-BY 4.0 licenced.

Docker images

There is a docker image that contains the build environment to render the book at https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/sneumann/metarbolomics-book-base Output directory and output format are configurable via environment variables.

Also check:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44143110/visualizing-r-function-dependencies

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/miniCRAN/vignettes/miniCRAN-dependency-graph.html

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/pkgnet/vignettes/pkgnet-intro.html pkgnet can analyze any R package locally installed. (Run installed.packages() to see the full list of packages installed on your system.)

Building the book

The travisScript.sh uses the Docker image and builds the book in the build directory.

Simply run

./travisScript.sh

to build the book. Output will be saved in the build/public directory.

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metarbolomics-book's Issues

color links in pdf

Latex errors when I add what should work:
urlcolor: blue
-->
! Package xcolor Error: Undefined color 'Maroon'.

Missing packages

Formatting issues in HTML version

Chapter 1, Sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.8, and Chapter 3 do not seem to use the same output format / section format than the "normal" sections.

deprecated package in BioC 3.11 - PAPi

Hi,

PAPi was identified as being non-maintained/unresponsive and will be deprecated in the next BioC release. PAPi is described in the section 2.7.4 Pathway analysis. I am wondering if we should keep it for historical reasons or remove it from the metaRbolomics book.

Semantic annotation of packages

Hi, I would like to start / add something on best practices for semantic annotation of software packages. Looking especially for @egonw, but other input more than welcome.

We'd need to collect things we want to see annotated, and examples how this has been done elsewhere.

The Elixir https://bio.tools/ is already collecting packages. including Metabolomics in R or details on xcms. They have some automatism, but the xcms information is kinda outdated.

  • We should link the bio.tools pages to our tables, so people can go there.
  • We should find out if the bio.tools information can be provided from within the packages, see bio-tools/biotoolsRegistry#454
  • We should check if metabolomics-related terminology is missing in EDAM
  • We could file bug reports for those on github that have very poor bio.tools annotation.
  • We could file bug reports for those on github that have not even github tags for their projects.
  • Once we have more semantic information, we can see how to get that via bioschemas back into the BioC web pages

Yours,
Steffen

We need

Rendering broken due to chrome issues

@nilshoffmann did some nice updates but the rendering has failed since.

It seems to be because the chrome package changed from chromium-l10n to chromium-browser.
I changed what apt-get installs but I am running into a myriad of issues. Before I spend more time on this perhaps someone that usually works with Linux knows what is going on? @sneumann

First I got complaints about path to chrome, then it seems to need some snap to actually run chrome but I have no idea what that is supposed to do and cannot get it working.

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