Closed grabear closed 6 years ago
Not a huge issue as you can just remove the phylogenetic tree.
Ahh yes, I added some taxon ID validation but it assumed that all datasets would be classified by taxon ID (which is not true). I think I fixed it. You will likely see some warning messages now when filtering. In most cases, there is no advantage to having data not classified by taxon ID in a taxmap
object, but the sample and phylo data is in the output of parse_phyloseq
because thats the best place I can think to put it.
Reinstall and let me know how it goes.
Hello @grabear, has this been fixed? Can we close? Thanks
Yes! It's working perfectly, now. Thanks for the help with this one. @zachary-foster
Cool, no problem!
Hello @zachary-foster I'm having an issue with metacoder's parse_phyloseq function.
When using a phyloseq object that contains a data from a phylogenetic tree, the parse_phyloseq function returns the following:
When using a phyloseq object without a phylogenetic tree my code runs fine:
The error exist at line 86 in parse.R that I linked to at the beginning:
This error is generated by the filter_taxa function from the taxa package. I'm aware there has been some development recently, with this function. It is noteworthy that I have preformed the same analysis with the same data various times over the past 2 to 3 weeks. Every time I used a phylogenetic tree in my phyloseq object, and it worked perfectly.