CellMorphR v3.0.1
Example datasets, optional timepoints, and renameable sample/timepoint labels.
Download and run
Grab CellMorphR-v3.0.1.zip, unzip, and double-click run_cellmorphr.bat (Windows), Run CellMorphR.command (macOS) or ./run.sh (Linux). The bundle now includes two example datasets you can load straight from the Data tab.
What's new
Know how to format your data
- Two example datasets ship with the app:
example_data.csv(time course - 4 conditions x 4 timepoints x 3 biological replicates) andexample_data_no_timepoints.csv(single snapshot - 4 samples x 3 replicates) - New DATA_FORMAT.md: required vs optional columns, worked examples for both designs, and the design choices that affect your statistics
Timepoints are now optional
- Previously
Time_minwas required, so single-snapshot experiments could not be loaded at all. Leave the column out and the app compares your samples directly, with the samples on the x axis and nothing labelled "min" - The column-mapping dialog offers "(no timepoints - compare samples directly)"
- Distributions, ridge plots, ECDF/histogram faceting and the significance brackets all adapt to a design with no time axis
- The Trajectories tab explains itself instead of drawing a meaningless single-point plot
Rename what appears on the graph
- Timepoint labels are now editable - call them "0 h", "Uninduced", "Pre-treatment" - from the Data sidebar or by double-clicking any figure
- The underlying time stays numeric, so ordering, trajectories and the dose-response trend test are unaffected
- Condition/sample renaming (already in v3.0.0) sits alongside it; both apply across every figure, table and export
Fix
- Significance brackets parsed the numeric time back out of the axis label text, which broke as soon as a timepoint was renamed or the data had no time column at all