Closed DioufMouss0 closed 7 months ago
Yes and no. SQMtools does not store any metadata on your samples so each sample is treated individually. However you can just load a separate metadata table indicating the group to which each sample belonged, and use that to feed whatever statistical method you plan on using.
Hello Professor, I have read the manual but did't see a part on how to do that. Could you please help with it?
Thanks
This is not in the manual because this is not part of SqueezeMeta per se. SqueezeMeta doesn't keep track on how your samples are grouped.
You would do this in different ways depending on the R package you want to use to further analyze your results.
In our wiki we show an example in which we do this for DESeq2
and also the exportPathways
function from SQMtools
, grouping samples based on their country of origin. But this is really R/biostatistics support, rather than SqueezeMeta-specific support.
Hello I am working with metagenomics data that was isolated from from plant under two different treatment. I am using squeezemeta for the analysis and I want to further proceed with SQMtools for downstream analysis in R. Therefore as it is possible in 16s metabarcoding I would like to know if there is anyway to group samples replicates from same treatments.
Thanks