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Replaced TDB with HDT #64
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…only need to account for not creating their own "shared" directory.
…use Assertions.assertDoesNotThrow().
…it now uses the HDT.
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* Download the [HPO.owl][hpo_owl] | ||
* Make sure you have [Java 8 or higher][java_download] | ||
* Open a terminal and run VIBE. `java -jar vibe-with-dependencies.jar -d -t TDB/ -o results.tsv -p HP:0002996 -p HP:0001377` | ||
* Open a terminal and run VIBE. `java -jar vibe-with-dependencies-<version>.jar -d -t vibe-<db-version>.hdt -o results.tsv -p HP:0002996 -p HP:0001377` |
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when I try to run with these arguments, I get an error: Missing arguments: -w
when adding the missing argument it works fine
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seems like a documentation error that already existed before this PR
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shared
directory themselves).vibe-3.1.0
TTL files (so not from the start), so output should be identical (except perhaps the order of diseases with the same score within the results of a single gene).Testing notes
skipOnJenkins
has been created and-DexcludedGroups='skipOnJenkins'
was added to the Jenkinsfile on several places. These tests are still run locally by default andmvn clean install
did not cause any issues..tsv
files seem to differ between the TDB & HDT files, though multiple runs for a single format do not differ. It seems however that the cause of this might be that certain genes (or diseases for a single gene) with the same score are outputted in a different order.