\name{prepareAnnotation} \alias{prepareAnnotation} \title{ Prepare annotation data for the RNA-Seq Pipeline } \description{ \code{prepareAnnotation} downloads the required annotation file for the selected organism from Ensembl and processes it so that it can be used by the pipeline. \code{prepareAnnotation} requires an Internet connection. } \usage{ prepareAnnotation(organism, version = "current", location = getDefaultReferenceDir(), refresh = FALSE, run = TRUE) } \arguments{ \item{organism}{ supported organism names can be viewed in the Ensemble database. Check 'ftp://ftp.ensembl.org/pub'. } \item{version}{ \code{"current"} or other appropriate version. Check 'ftp://ftp.ensembl.org/pub'. } \item{location}{ indicates where the annotation data should be stored. } \item{refresh}{ if TRUE, existing annotation data will be rebuilt. } \item{run}{ if FALSE, the commands to obtain and process the annotation will not be executed. } } \value{ The output is the version of the organism annotation that has been downloaded and processed. The annotation files are kept in the folder defined in \code{location} parameter. } \seealso{ \code{\link{ArrayExpressHTS}}, \code{\link{ArrayExpressHTSFastQ}}, \code{\link{prepareReference}}} \author{ Andrew Tikhonov , Angela Goncalves } \examples{ if (isRCloud()) { # disabled on local configs # so as not to affect package building process par(ask = FALSE) # the following piece of code will take ~1.5 hours to complete # # if executed on a local PC, make sure tools are available # to the pipeline. # # create directory # # Please note, tempdir() is used for automamtic test # execution. Select directory more appropriate and # suitable for keeping reference data. # referencefolder = paste(tempdir(), "/reference", sep = "") dir.create(referencefolder) # download and prepare annotation prepareAnnotation("Homo_sapiens", "current", location = referencefolder) prepareAnnotation("Mus_musculus", "NCBIM37.61", location = referencefolder) } }