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If the only difference is that in metadata1, the condition column is e.g. "treatment" and in metadata2, it is "genotype", will this only affect the coloring of plots generated from this object (e.g. with plotSampleDistributions), or will the tables also be different? I tried this with a test dataset and the diff of the tables was empty (both before and after normalizeData), but I was wondering if this was just chance or if the tables are always unaffected by the condition column.
Many thanks!
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Hello there,
I was wondering if the table produced by readProteinGroups is the same across multiple conditions for the same dataset. Say in the following example:
If the only difference is that in metadata1, the
condition
column is e.g. "treatment" and in metadata2, it is "genotype", will this only affect the coloring of plots generated from this object (e.g. withplotSampleDistributions
), or will the tables also be different? I tried this with a test dataset and thediff
of the tables was empty (both before and afternormalizeData
), but I was wondering if this was just chance or if the tables are always unaffected by the condition column.Many thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: