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The goal of parsenetwork is to ...
You can install the released version of parsenetwork from CRAN with:
install.packages("parsenetwork")
Or install the development version from GitHub with:
install.packages("remotes") remotes::install_github("celehs/parsenetwork")
library(parsenetwork) # required steps data2db("edge", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile") data2db("dict_cui", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile") data2db("dict_codified", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile") # optional steps data2db("synonyms", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile") data2db("rollup", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile") data2db("table1", "path/to/db", "path/to/datafile", title = "the title of the data")
This is a basic example which shows you how to run the parsenetwork
app. Remember you need to get access to the data and save it to your local computer. In order to guarantee some dependencies are loaded, you must use library(parsenetwork)
beforehand, instead of directly running parsenetwork::run_app()
.
library(parsenetwork) run_app(db_path = "path/to/db")
See the getting started guide to learn how to use parsenetwork.
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