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When I import a .soft-based table, I first read the .soft into a dataframe and then call py4cytsocape.load_table_data(). This works well, but requires a little surgery on the dataframe. This is such a useful pattern that it needs visibility in a cookbook. Furthermore, in several situations, I spent more than a couple of hours trying to understand which py4cytoscape function to use and what its parameters should be. A cookbook would have made this discovery economically viable.
Recommendation: A cookbook for using py4cytoscape functions.
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When I import a .soft-based table, I first read the .soft into a dataframe and then call py4cytsocape.load_table_data(). This works well, but requires a little surgery on the dataframe. This is such a useful pattern that it needs visibility in a cookbook. Furthermore, in several situations, I spent more than a couple of hours trying to understand which py4cytoscape function to use and what its parameters should be. A cookbook would have made this discovery economically viable.
Recommendation: A cookbook for using py4cytoscape functions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: