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Configurable and scalable 16S metagenomics data analysis
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Reorganize counts tables #6

Closed laughedelic closed 8 years ago

laughedelic commented 8 years ago

Instead of two tables

we need to have these files

  1. <SampleN>.bbh.direct.absolute.counts.csv
  2. <SampleN>.bbh.direct.frequency.csv
  3. <SampleN>.bbh.accumulative.absolute.counts.csv
  4. <SampleN>.bbh.accumulative.frequency.csv
  5. <SampleN>.lca.direct.absolute.counts.csv
  6. <SampleN>.lca.direct.frequency.csv
  7. <SampleN>.lca.accumulative.absolute.counts.csv
  8. <SampleN>.lca.accumulative.frequency.csv

Where

Where frequency = (absolute count) / (number of merged reads in the sample)


P.S. This explanation should go to the docs.


In the end we have here (in M2) following files:

  1. <SampleN>.bbh.direct.absolute.counts.csv
  2. <SampleN>.bbh.accum.absolute.counts.csv
  3. <SampleN>.lca.direct.absolute.counts.csv
  4. <SampleN>.lca.accum.absolute.counts.csv

i.e. without frequency

laughedelic commented 8 years ago

I'll do this tomorrow. It's easy

laughedelic commented 8 years ago

I forgot about frequency when I wrote that it's easy. I made separate direct/accum tables. Merging and moving frequency thing to a separate issue.

laughedelic commented 8 years ago

Frequency tables in #20