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If both methods (BR and EM) are present when using the lad function, it will report an error: Error in switch(method, BR = lad.fit.BR(x, y, tol), EM = lad.fit.EM(x, : EXPR must be a length 1 vector If we only use one of the methods, it will work fine. I tested both methods using the bulk RNA-seq in the tutorial, and it seems that the results are similar. So, I think going with the default will solve the problem.
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If both methods (BR and EM) are present when using the lad function, it will report an error:
Error in switch(method, BR = lad.fit.BR(x, y, tol), EM = lad.fit.EM(x, :
EXPR must be a length 1 vector
If we only use one of the methods, it will work fine. I tested both methods using the bulk RNA-seq in the tutorial, and it seems that the results are similar. So, I think going with the default will solve the problem.