getSpecies: Specify the Species To Which Subsequent Data Belongs
In gaggle: Broadcast data between R and Gaggle
Description
Usage
Value
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Description
A gaggle broadcast always includes the species (the organism) the data is associated with.
For example, the KEGG goose must tell the KEGG web server what organism the accomanying
gene names are from. The R Goose has a notion of default species; this command
is a convenient way to learn the current value of that default.
Usage
1
getSpecies ()
Value
Returns the name of the current species.
See Also
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Description Usage Value See Also
Description
A gaggle broadcast always includes the species (the organism) the data is associated with. For example, the KEGG goose must tell the KEGG web server what organism the accomanying gene names are from. The R Goose has a notion of default species; this command is a convenient way to learn the current value of that default.
Usage
1 | getSpecies ()
|
Value
Returns the name of the current species.
See Also
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