def test_check_exist_filepaths_correct(self):
"""Does not raises an error in a correct folder structure"""
base_dir, mapping_fps = self._create_directory_structure(correct=True)
try:
check_exist_filepaths(base_dir, mapping_fps)
except ValueError:
raise AssertionError("ValueError raised")
def test_check_exist_filepaths_correct(self):
"""Does not raises an error in a correct folder structure"""
base_dir, mapping_fps = self._create_directory_structure(correct=True)
try:
check_exist_filepaths(base_dir, mapping_fps)
except ValueError, e:
raise AssertionError, "ValueError raised"
def microbiome_model_test(base_dir, lines, models, taxa_level, category, sort,
subsampling_depth, num_subsamples, output_dir):
""" Tests the microbiome models listed in 'models'
Inputs:
base_dir: base common directory of all mapping files
lines: mapping table file lines
models: list of models to test
category: category to use in the gradient or subpopulation models
sort: list of category values sorted, or 'ascendant' or 'descendant'
to use in the gradient model
subsampling_depth: number of sequences to keep in each subsample
num_subsamples: number of subsamples
output_dir: output dirpath to store the results
"""
# Parse the mapping table file and get the normalized headers and
# category translation
headers, mapping_table_dict = parse_mapping_table(lines)
# Check that all the mapping files listed in the mapping table exist
check_exist_filepaths(base_dir, mapping_table_dict.keys())
# Test the different models
if 'core' in models:
# Perform core model testing
core_model_test(base_dir, mapping_table_dict, taxa_level, output_dir)
if 'gradient' in models or 'subpopulation' in models:
# For the gradient and subpopulation models we need to get the
# profiles by category value
profiles = {}
# Keep track of the mapping files not used in the test
unused_maps = []
for mapping_file in mapping_table_dict:
mapping_fp = join(base_dir, mapping_file)
mapping_category = mapping_table_dict[mapping_file][category]
if mapping_category == "No":
# The mapping file do not have data for this category
unused_maps.append(mapping_file)
elif mapping_category == "Yes":
# 'Yes' its only supported for the category "HEALTHY"
if category == "HEALTHY":
# All the study has been done in healthy people
# get the studies by SampleID
ret = make_profiles_by_category(mapping_fp, taxa_level, "SampleID")
# Get a list of profiles
profile_list = [ret[k][0] for k in ret]
# Add the list of profiles of this mapping file to the
# previous profiles
if 'healthy' in profiles:
profiles['healthy'].extend(profile_list)
else:
profiles['healthy'] = profile_list
else:
raise ValueError, "The value 'Yes' in the mapping table" + \
" it's only supported for the category 'HEALTHY'"
else:
# Generate the profiles by category of this mapping file
map_profiles = make_profiles_by_category(mapping_fp, taxa_level,
mapping_category)
# Add the profiles of this mapping file to the previous profiles
profiles = unify_dictionaries(profiles, map_profiles)
# Get the different values of the category in case that we need to
# sort them (for the gradient model)
values = profiles.keys()
if 'gradient' in models:
# If we have to test the gradient model, we have to use the values
# in that category sorted
if sort in ['ascendant', 'descendant']:
# We remove any None value in order to properly order
profiles.pop("None")
values = sort_dictionary_keys(profiles,
descendant=(sort=='descendant'))
else:
# We use the user defined sort of the values
sort = sort.split(',')
if len(values) != len(sort):
raise ValueError, "The number of values in the sorted " + \
"list and the number of values found in the mapping" + \
" file are not the same."
values = sort
# Create a folder to store the subsampled similarity matrices
sim_mat_folder = join(output_dir, 'subsampled_matrices')
if not exists(sim_mat_folder):
mkdir(sim_mat_folder)
# Initialize matrix list and profiles list
matrix_list = []
profiles_list = []
for i in range(num_subsamples):
# Subsample the profiles
subsampled_profiles = subsample_profiles(profiles,
subsampling_depth, values)
# Build similarity matrix from bootstrapped profiles
sim_mat, group_profiles = build_similarity_matrix(
subsampled_profiles, values)
matrix_list.append(sim_mat)
profiles_list.append(group_profiles)
# Store the similarity matrix in a file
sim_mat_fp = join(sim_mat_folder, 'similarity_matrix_%d.txt' % i)
write_similarity_matrix(sim_mat, values, sim_mat_fp)
# Build consensus matrix
consensus_mat = build_consensus_matrix(matrix_list)
# Store the consensus matrix in a file
cons_mat_fp = join(output_dir, 'consensus_matrix.txt')
write_similarity_matrix(consensus_mat, values, cons_mat_fp)
# Build consensus profiles
consensus_profiles = build_consensus_profiles(profiles_list)
# Store the profile of each group
for key in consensus_profiles:
prof_fp = join(output_dir, str(key + \
'_consensus_profile.txt'))
write_profile(consensus_profiles[key], prof_fp, consensus=True)
# Store in a file the mapping files not used for the similarity matrix
unused_maps_fp = join(output_dir, 'unused_mapping_files.txt')
write_unused_mapping_files(unused_maps, unused_maps_fp)
if 'subpopulation' in models:
# Perform subpopulation model test
subpopulation_model_test(consensus_mat, category, output_dir)
if 'gradient' in models:
# Perform gradient model test
gradient_model_test(consensus_profiles, consensus_mat, category,
values, output_dir)
def microbiome_model_test(base_dir, lines, models, taxa_level, category, sort,
subsampling_depth, num_subsamples, output_dir):
""" Tests the microbiome models listed in 'models'
Inputs:
base_dir: base common directory of all mapping files
lines: mapping table file lines
models: list of models to test
category: category to use in the gradient or subpopulation models
sort: list of category values sorted, or 'ascendant' or 'descendant'
to use in the gradient model
subsampling_depth: number of sequences to keep in each subsample
num_subsamples: number of subsamples
output_dir: output dirpath to store the results
"""
# Parse the mapping table file and get the normalized headers and
# category translation
headers, mapping_table_dict = parse_mapping_table(lines)
# Check that all the mapping files listed in the mapping table exist
check_exist_filepaths(base_dir, mapping_table_dict.keys())
# Test the different models
if 'core' in models:
# Perform core model testing
core_model_test(base_dir, mapping_table_dict, taxa_level, output_dir)
if 'gradient' in models or 'subpopulation' in models:
# For the gradient and subpopulation models we need to get the
# profiles by category value
profiles = {}
# Keep track of the mapping files not used in the test
unused_maps = []
for mapping_file in mapping_table_dict:
mapping_fp = join(base_dir, mapping_file)
mapping_category = mapping_table_dict[mapping_file][category]
if mapping_category == "No":
# The mapping file do not have data for this category
unused_maps.append(mapping_file)
elif mapping_category == "Yes":
# 'Yes' its only supported for the category "HEALTHY"
if category == "HEALTHY":
# All the study has been done in healthy people
# get the studies by SampleID
ret = make_profiles_by_category(mapping_fp, taxa_level,
"SampleID")
# Get a list of profiles
profile_list = [ret[k][0] for k in ret]
# Add the list of profiles of this mapping file to the
# previous profiles
if 'healthy' in profiles:
profiles['healthy'].extend(profile_list)
else:
profiles['healthy'] = profile_list
else:
raise ValueError, "The value 'Yes' in the mapping table" + \
" it's only supported for the category 'HEALTHY'"
else:
# Generate the profiles by category of this mapping file
map_profiles = make_profiles_by_category(
mapping_fp, taxa_level, mapping_category)
# Add the profiles of this mapping file to the previous profiles
profiles = unify_dictionaries(profiles, map_profiles)
# Get the different values of the category in case that we need to
# sort them (for the gradient model)
values = profiles.keys()
if 'gradient' in models:
# If we have to test the gradient model, we have to use the values
# in that category sorted
if sort in ['ascendant', 'descendant']:
# We remove any None value in order to properly order
profiles.pop("None")
values = sort_dictionary_keys(
profiles, descendant=(sort == 'descendant'))
else:
# We use the user defined sort of the values
sort = sort.split(',')
if len(values) != len(sort):
raise ValueError, "The number of values in the sorted " + \
"list and the number of values found in the mapping" + \
" file are not the same."
values = sort
# Create a folder to store the subsampled similarity matrices
sim_mat_folder = join(output_dir, 'subsampled_matrices')
if not exists(sim_mat_folder):
mkdir(sim_mat_folder)
# Initialize matrix list and profiles list
matrix_list = []
profiles_list = []
for i in range(num_subsamples):
# Subsample the profiles
subsampled_profiles = subsample_profiles(profiles,
subsampling_depth, values)
# Build similarity matrix from bootstrapped profiles
sim_mat, group_profiles = build_similarity_matrix(
subsampled_profiles, values)
matrix_list.append(sim_mat)
profiles_list.append(group_profiles)
# Store the similarity matrix in a file
sim_mat_fp = join(sim_mat_folder, 'similarity_matrix_%d.txt' % i)
write_similarity_matrix(sim_mat, values, sim_mat_fp)
# Build consensus matrix
consensus_mat = build_consensus_matrix(matrix_list)
# Store the consensus matrix in a file
cons_mat_fp = join(output_dir, 'consensus_matrix.txt')
write_similarity_matrix(consensus_mat, values, cons_mat_fp)
# Build consensus profiles
consensus_profiles = build_consensus_profiles(profiles_list)
# Store the profile of each group
for key in consensus_profiles:
prof_fp = join(output_dir, str(key + \
'_consensus_profile.txt'))
write_profile(consensus_profiles[key], prof_fp, consensus=True)
# Store in a file the mapping files not used for the similarity matrix
unused_maps_fp = join(output_dir, 'unused_mapping_files.txt')
write_unused_mapping_files(unused_maps, unused_maps_fp)
if 'subpopulation' in models:
# Perform subpopulation model test
subpopulation_model_test(consensus_mat, category, output_dir)
if 'gradient' in models:
# Perform gradient model test
gradient_model_test(consensus_profiles, consensus_mat, category,
values, output_dir)
