When I run Footprint() and set an argument for a specific motif, I get a plot that I would expect from the vignette.
flare_foot <- Footprint(
object = hrff,
motif = 'SP1',
in.peaks = TRUE,
genome = BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38,
key = 'SP1_in_peaks'
)
However, when I specify regions of interest like DAR, my plot appears to have missing data.
flare_foot <- Footprint(
object = hrff,
in.peaks = TRUE,
region = dar_resized,
genome = BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38,
key = 'SP1_in_peaks'
)
Is this a known phenomenon or a mathematical artifact of only testing a set of regions? I tried to reproduce with atac_small, but cannot get footprint() to work on that object
When I run Footprint() and set an argument for a specific motif, I get a plot that I would expect from the vignette.
flare_foot <- Footprint(
object = hrff,
motif = 'SP1',
in.peaks = TRUE,
genome = BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38,
key = 'SP1_in_peaks'
)
However, when I specify regions of interest like DAR, my plot appears to have missing data.
flare_foot <- Footprint(
object = hrff,
in.peaks = TRUE,
region = dar_resized,
genome = BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38,
key = 'SP1_in_peaks'
)
Is this a known phenomenon or a mathematical artifact of only testing a set of regions? I tried to reproduce with atac_small, but cannot get footprint() to work on that object