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Loads tracks and intervals from a dataset directory, making them available for analysis alongside the working database.
gdataset.load(path, force = FALSE, verbose = FALSE)
Invisibly returns a list with:
Number of visible tracks loaded
Number of visible intervals loaded
Number of tracks shadowed by collisions
Number of intervals shadowed by collisions
Path to a dataset or misha database directory
If TRUE, ignore name collisions (working db wins; for dataset-to-dataset, later-loaded wins)
If TRUE, print loaded track/interval names and summary counts
gdataset.unload, gdataset.save, gdataset.ls
gdataset.unload
gdataset.save
gdataset.ls
# \dontshow{ options(gmax.processes = 2) # } dataset_path <- gdataset.example_path() gdataset.load(dataset_path) gdataset.unload(dataset_path)
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