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## Gene ST Arrays have lots in common with Exon ST arrays.
## Most of the code can be reused.
## The problem is that it is *not* uncommon for
## 'probes' (in Gene ST) to map to *multiple* probesets.
## This breaks the code used for the Exon arrays,
## because the pmfeature table relies on the the fact that
## one_probe -> one_probeset (ie., 'fid' was the PRIMARY KEY)
## The solution here is to reimplement the pmfeature and bgfeature
## tables to allow this 1:N mapping from probes to probesets.
## The easiest, and suboptimal, solution is to remove 'fid' as
## primary key of such tables.
## Instead, I prefer to add another table (f2fset) that will be
## in charge of mapping features (probes) to featureSets (probesets)
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## SECTION A - Db Schema
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f2fsetSchema <- list(col2type=c(
fid="INTEGER",
fsetid="INTEGER",
atom="INTEGER"),
col2key=c(
fsetid="REFERENCES featureSet(fsetid)"
))
geneStPmFeatureSchema <- list(col2type=c(
fid="INTEGER",
x="INTEGER",
y="INTEGER"
),
col2key=c(
fid="PRIMARY KEY"
))
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