Closed coralzhang closed 3 years ago
Definitely. You can either subset your metadata table, or filter your biom table. See the qiime2 filtering data tutorials for examples : https://docs.qiime2.org/2020.8/tutorials/filtering/
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Hi I wonder if there is a way to run the songbird only on a subset of the biom file- say if, in the metadata file, I have a variable, and I only want to run the model on the samples with this variable equals to 1. Thanks for your time!
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So, songbird itself does not do that, and it has to be through qiime2?
Right
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So, songbird itself does not do that, and it has to be through qiime2?
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Hi I wonder if there is a way to run the songbird only on a subset of the biom file- say if, in the metadata file, I have a variable, and I only want to run the model on the samples with this variable equals to 1. Thanks for your time!