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This must be run on a local machine (not remotely).  Input is tab delimited text file with expression levels that have been normalized and log2 based.  Add headers to the file as described [https://apps.childrenshospital.org/clinical/research/ingber/GEDI/GEDI_InputDataFormat.htm here].  
 
This must be run on a local machine (not remotely).  Input is tab delimited text file with expression levels that have been normalized and log2 based.  Add headers to the file as described [https://apps.childrenshospital.org/clinical/research/ingber/GEDI/GEDI_InputDataFormat.htm here].  
  
Open the .jar file to run the program.  Load the input file and run with default parameters.  If the count of genes per box is high (many greater than 20) then rerun with a larger grid size parameters.  Ideally most boxes will be between 1 and 20 genes.  Use a script to get the average count of genes per box. Gedi was written for an older Java and is not able to save a file unless the file is created first.  From an unix prompt type "touch filename" then when you save it will ask if you want to replace the file, say yes.
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Open the .jar file to run the program.  Load the input file and run with default parameters.  If the count of genes per box is high (many greater than 20) then rerun with a larger grid size parameters.  Ideally most boxes will be between 1 and 20 genes.  To get the average count of genes per box export the text version and run the numbers through the Perl script basicStats.pl. Gedi was written for an older Java and is not able to save a file unless the file is created first.  From an unix prompt type "touch filename" then when you save it will ask if you want to replace the file, say yes.

Revision as of 12:23, 7 January 2015

The GEDI home page.
To download the program you must register.

This must be run on a local machine (not remotely). Input is tab delimited text file with expression levels that have been normalized and log2 based. Add headers to the file as described here.

Open the .jar file to run the program. Load the input file and run with default parameters. If the count of genes per box is high (many greater than 20) then rerun with a larger grid size parameters. Ideally most boxes will be between 1 and 20 genes. To get the average count of genes per box export the text version and run the numbers through the Perl script basicStats.pl. Gedi was written for an older Java and is not able to save a file unless the file is created first. From an unix prompt type "touch filename" then when you save it will ask if you want to replace the file, say yes.