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TIME OUT for import_intercell_network #88
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Hi, Above we see two different errors from two independent attempts to download the same URL. The first error means the SSL handshake was not completed, your machine was waiting for a packet, sent by our server, that never arrived. The second error happened at a step upstream of the previous one: here your machine asked its DNS server what's the IP address of our server, but the answer has never come. Both errors have one thing in common: a network packet got lost with no trace. It means, either the network your computer is connected to, or a larger network connecting it to the internet is suffering from issues and packets get lost. As you might see, we can not really do anything about this kind of error, but I can give you a few hints:
I hope this helps, please let me know if you've more questions. Best, Denes |
Dear Denes, But a new error occurs when I run ###Selecting important features This means there is no "category_intercell_target" column in your data. I dont known whether the file is correct in your server. Thanks for your help. |
Hi Young, In the OmniPath Interactions database there is no data about intercellular communication roles. Those are stored in our Intercell database: https://omnipathdb.org/queries/intercell. The Overall, I think the better solution to your problem is to fix your original issue with the downloading, and use Best, |
Dear Denes, After using another machine, finally I can download your data. 1.But since I can also download your data using browser from archive.omnipathdb.org, I was wondering whether there is a way that I can annotate proteins using import_omnipath_annotations() through the locally downloaded file in my poor-network machine. 2.Following might be some errors, but I am not sure. 2.1 import_intercell_network() works very well. 2.2 but curated_ligand_receptor_interactions() does not work. 2.3 interactions_pathwayextra_mice <- import_pathwayextra_interactions(resources=c("BioGRID","STRING"), organism = 10090) is ok Best, Young sessioninfo::session_info() ─ Packages ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── [1] /usr/local/lib/R/site-library |
Hello Young,
Technically it's possible, but then you have to write quite some code that is already written in the Also,
Yes, this worked well, but the warning message is still worrying: it means that some unexpected type of value was encountered when processing the data, and this shouldn't happen. Maybe it's also a networking error, and one of the responses was not fully transmitted. You can wipe the cache directory and try again.
You can also inspect the resulted data frame if all columns and their types look alright. To do this, simply print the data frame to the terminal.
This is again a download error, and I'm sure this download has been performed successfully in many of your earlier calls. It's likely just by accident, it makes sense to try again a few times. This file (https://omnipathdb.org/resources) is downloaded by
It's not okay, it returned 0 interactions :)
It hasn't failed, it only sent a warning
Thanks for the session info, it's good to see that packages are up to date and you're using Linux. Best, |
Dear Denes, Thanks for your patient and comprehensive answer. Your suggestion of using "triple backticks" was particularly helpful to me. Thank you once again. Best regards, |
Hi
when I run import_intercell_network ,it always throw a time-out. I guess it is a problem of my network.
So, can I imort these network in local? could you give me some hints?
Thanks!
Young
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