Closed snacktavish closed 6 months ago
Ha! I just realized I needed to add "--per-query-results" to get what I wanted. But what do those other results show?
Hi Emily,
hope you are doing well!
That first table (notruncprofile.tsv
in your post) shows the accumulated placements for each of your taxonomic groups, similar to what a Krona plot would give you. In fact, there also is an option to produce the Krona output format, so that you can visualize that table as such.
For instance, in our review, see Fig 4A and 4B: The table gives you the total placement mass (LWR) across your taxonomic groups. Note though that this is based on fractional placement masses: Each of your query sequences has a distribution of potential placement locations across the branches of the tree, summing to 1.0 for all branches for one query. So, a very certain placement of a sequence would have close to 1.0 LWR on one branch, and 0.0 everywhere else, while uncertainty would be expressed by having some placement mass (LWR) across multiple branches. Then, all that is added up per branch and per taxonomic clade (as defined by your taxonomy), and printed in that table.
Does that make sense? Your per query results would then give you the additional information of the taxonomic assignment per query, if that's what you need.
Cheers and so long Lucas
Hey @snacktavish,
is this still an issue, or shall we close it for now?
Cheers Lucas
That's great! Thanks.
Hi Lucas! :wave: @JD-X1 and I are trying out gappa on some data we have! I'm excited to use it - but I am confused by the results from
gappa examine assign
.I have a jplace file that if I run
gappa examine info
I see that I have 207 queries (as expected)But when I run
gappa examine assign
on that file, with my taxonomy metadata, I get a file with 34 lines (pasted below) I don't know how to interpret this, or connect it back to my 207 samples!What am I missing?
notruncprofile.tsv: