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add: implement tool to add rank names to phyloseq object #6625
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<output name="output" ftype="phyloseq"> | ||
<!-- Check if the output contains the first character --> | ||
<assert_contents> | ||
<has_text text="B"/> |
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Can you please be a bit more strict in this test?
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With my more generic approach, it will be good I think.
Please change the code comments to english.
print(tax_table(physeq)) | ||
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# Zuordnung der Rangnamen | ||
rank_names <- c("Kingdom", "Phylum", "Class", "Order", "Family", "Genus", "Species") # Anpassen je nach Bedarf |
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There could be more ranks, e.g.: super kingdom, subspecies, strain.
Could you make this more generic, e.g.: the use provides a comma separated list of ranks.
You could make "Kingdom", "Phylum", "Class", "Order", "Family", "Genus", "Species"
the default.
If the number of ranks does not match the column numbers of the tax_table the tool fails.
# Zuordnung der Rangnamen | ||
rank_names <- c("Kingdom", "Phylum", "Class", "Order", "Family", "Genus", "Species") # Anpassen je nach Bedarf | ||
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# Füge eine leere Spalte für Species hinzu, falls sie fehlt |
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I think not needed, if the logic I proposed before is used
print(tax_table(physeq)) | ||
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# Extrahiere das erste Zeichen aus dem ersten Eintrag des tax_table (z.B. Kingdom) | ||
first_char <- substr(tax_table(physeq)[1, 1], 1, 1) |
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what is that for ?
<tests> | ||
<test> | ||
<param name="input" value="output.phyloseq" ftype="phyloseq"/> | ||
<output name="output" ftype="phyloseq"> |
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you could compare the new phylosq object to expected output, like:
<output name="ampvis" value="AalborgWWTPs-subset_samples.rds" ftype="ampvis2" compare="sim_size"/>
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Better just use an has_size
assertion and remove value="AalborgWWTPs-subset_samples.rds"
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cat("Current tax_table:\n") | ||
print(tax_table(physeq)) | ||
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# Zuordnung der Rangnamen |
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Guess English comments would be better.
<tests> | ||
<test> | ||
<param name="input" value="output.phyloseq" ftype="phyloseq"/> | ||
<output name="output" ftype="phyloseq"> |
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Better just use an has_size
assertion and remove value="AalborgWWTPs-subset_samples.rds"
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