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[oesterei]

Hello. Is there a way to have the gseapy.gsea command also return the reference signature defined during the function? It currently returns enrichment plots, heat maps, and a handy cvs file of statistics like ES, leading-edge items, etc. Thanks! oesterei@gmail.com

[zqfang]

Now, v0.14.0 will write gene signature output to disk. If working in a python console, simply access the signature by the .gmt attribute of the returned object.