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the genomes in each of the genome groups. Genomes that are new to this version |
the genomes in each of the genome groups. Genomes that are new to this version |
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of the Sprout will be specially marked. In order for this to work, both the |
of the Sprout will be specially marked. In order for this to work, both the |
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current and previous Sprout databases must be available on this machine. |
current and previous Sprout databases must be available on this machine. |
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This is one positional parameter: the name of a directory in which to place |
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the include files. |
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The currently-supported command-line options are as follows. |
The currently-supported command-line options are as follows. |
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Style to use for small-text markers (e.g. NEW!) |
Style to use for small-text markers (e.g. NEW!) |
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Style to use for numeric cells. |
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Style to use for counter cells. |
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=item linkCGI |
=item linkCGI |
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Path to the CGI script for displaying detailed statistics. |
Path to the CGI script for displaying detailed statistics. |
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If specified, the check for new genomes in the group is suppressed. This |
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may need to be done if there's been a change in the database definition. Note |
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that all this really does is keep the B<NEW!> symbol from showing. It does |
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not affect which genomes show up in the table. |
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=back |
=back |
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=cut |
=cut |
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use SFXlate; |
use SFXlate; |
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use CGI qw(:standard); |
use CGI qw(:standard); |
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use FIG; |
use FIG; |
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no warnings 'once'; # only when coding |
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# Get the command-line options and parameters. |
# Get the command-line options and parameters. |
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my ($options, @parameters) = StandardSetup([qw(Sprout ERDB) ], |
my ($options, @parameters) = StandardSetup([qw(Sprout ERDB) ], |
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{ |
{ |
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strict => [0, 'keep related groups separate'], |
strict => [0, 'keep related groups separate'], |
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oddStyle => ['odd', 'style for odd rows'], |
oddStyle => ['odd', 'style for odd rows'], |
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trace => [2, 'tracing level'], |
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evenStyle => ['even', 'style for even rows'], |
evenStyle => ['even', 'style for even rows'], |
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tableStyle => ['genomestats', 'style for whole table'], |
tableStyle => ['genomestats', 'style for whole table'], |
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markerStyle => ['tinytext', 'style for markers'], |
markerStyle => ['tinytext', 'style for markers'], |
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numStyle => ['numcell', 'style for cells with numeric values'], |
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counterStyle => ['countercell', 'style for cells with counter values'], |
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linkCGI => ['../FIG/genome_statistics.cgi', |
linkCGI => ['../FIG/genome_statistics.cgi', |
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'path to CGI script for detailed statistics'], |
'path to CGI script for detailed statistics'], |
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noNewCheck => [0, 'if specified, skips the check for new genomes'], |
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targetDir => ["$FIG_Config::nmpdr_base/next/html/includes", |
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'target directory'], |
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}, |
}, |
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"<targetDir>", |
"", |
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@ARGV); |
@ARGV); |
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# The return type (error/no error) goes in here. |
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my $rtype; |
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eval { |
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# This table controls the special attribute columns. For each we need to know the attribute name and the |
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# column title. If any genomes in a group have a value for one of the special columns, that column is |
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# displayed along with the attribute values. |
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my %specialCols = (Serotype => 'Serotype_code', |
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Phenotype => 'Phenotype'); |
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# Verify the directory name. |
# Verify the directory name. |
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my $targetDir = $parameters[0]; |
my $targetDir = $options->{targetDir}; |
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if (! $targetDir) { |
if (! $targetDir) { |
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Confess("No target directory specified."); |
Confess("No target directory specified."); |
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} elsif (! -d $targetDir) { |
} elsif (! -d $targetDir) { |
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Confess("Target directory $targetDir not found."); |
Confess("Target directory $targetDir not found."); |
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} else { |
} else { |
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# *Get the old Sprout. |
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my $oldSprout = SFXlate->new_sprout_only($FIG_Config::oldSproutDB); |
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# Extract the genome group data from the old Sprout. |
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my %oldGroupHash = $oldSprout->GetGroups(); |
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if (! $options->{strict}) { |
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%oldGroupHash = Fix(%oldGroupHash); |
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} |
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# Get the new Sprout. |
# Get the new Sprout. |
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my $sprout = SFXlate->new_sprout_only(); |
my $sprout = SFXlate->new_sprout_only(); |
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my %newGroupHash = $sprout->GetGroups(); |
my %newGroupHash = $sprout->GetGroups(); |
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# Extract the genome group data from the new Sprout. |
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if (! $options->{strict}) { |
if (! $options->{strict}) { |
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%newGroupHash = Fix(%newGroupHash); |
%newGroupHash = $sprout->Fix(%newGroupHash); |
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} |
} |
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# This hash will be used to determine which genomes are new. |
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my %oldGroupHash = (); |
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if ($options->{noNewCheck}) { |
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# Here we can't look at the old Sprout. Set up the hash |
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# so it looks like the old Sprout's data is the same as ours. |
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%oldGroupHash = map { $_ => $newGroupHash{$_} } keys %newGroupHash; |
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} else { |
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# Get the old Sprout. |
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my $oldSprout = SFXlate->old_sprout_only(); |
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# Extract the genome group data from the old Sprout. |
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%oldGroupHash = $oldSprout->GetGroups(); |
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if (! $options->{strict}) { |
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%oldGroupHash = $oldSprout->Fix(%oldGroupHash); |
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} |
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} |
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# Get a FIG object for computing attributes. |
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my $fig = FIG->new(); |
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# Get the super-group list. |
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my @superGroups = sort keys %newGroupHash; |
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# Set up some useful stuff for the four count columns. |
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my %linkParms = ( s0 => "nothypo_sub", n0 => "nothypo_nosub", |
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s1 => "hypo_sub", n1 => "hypo_nosub" ); |
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my @columnTypes = ('s0', 'n0', 's1', 'n1'); |
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# Get the styles. |
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my ($tableStyle, $markerStyle, @rowStyle) = ($options->{tableStyle}, $options->{markerStyle}, |
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$options->{evenStyle}, $options->{oddStyle}); |
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my ($numStyle, $counterStyle) = ($options->{numStyle}, $options->{counterStyle}); |
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# Prepare a hash for the summary counters. These will be used on the organism summary page. |
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my %summaries = (); |
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# Loop through the groups. |
# Loop through the groups. |
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for my $groupID (keys %newGroupHash) { |
for my $groupID (@superGroups) { |
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Trace("Processing group $groupID.") if T(2); |
Trace("Processing group $groupID.") if T(2); |
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# Create a hash for summarizing the counters. |
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my %groupTotals = ( genomes => 0, pegs => 0, RNAs => 0, |
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map { $_ => } @columnTypes, features => 0 ); |
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# Get the genomes from the new hash. |
# Get the genomes from the new hash. |
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my @newGenomes = @{$newGroupHash{$groupID}}; |
my @newGenomes = @{$newGroupHash{$groupID}}; |
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# Create a hash for finding if a genome is in the old group. If the entire group is |
# Create a hash for finding if a genome is in the old group. If the entire group is |
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%oldGenomes = map { $_ => 1 } @{$oldGroupHash{$groupID}}; |
%oldGenomes = map { $_ => 1 } @{$oldGroupHash{$groupID}}; |
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} |
} |
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# Create the output file. |
# Create the output file. |
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Open(\*GROUPFILE, ">$targetDir/$groupID.inc"); |
my $outFileName = "stats-" . lc($groupID) . ".inc"; |
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# Get the styles. |
Open(\*GROUPFILE, ">$targetDir/$outFileName"); |
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my ($tableStyle, $markerStyle, @rowStyle) = ($options->{tableStyle}, $options->{markerStyle}, |
# Get the special columns. We'll stuff them in a hash keyed by column name. Each column name will contain |
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$options->{evenStyle}, $options->{oddStyle}); |
# a sub-hash that translates each genome ID to its applicable attribute value (if any). |
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# Start the table. |
my %specialData = (); |
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print GROUPFILE "<table class=\"$tableStyle\">\n"; |
for my $specialColumn (keys %specialCols) { |
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# Create the header row. |
# Get the attribute mapping. |
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print GROUPFILE Tr( { class => 'odd' }, th("Strain annotated in NMPDR", |
my %specialDataList = map { $_->[0] => $_->[2] } $fig->get_attributes(\@newGenomes, $specialCols{$specialColumn}); |
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"Genome size, bp", |
# We only proceed if some attributes were found. As a result, the keys in %specialData will only be keys |
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# for columns that exist in the output. |
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if (scalar(keys %specialDataList)) { |
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$specialData{$specialColumn} = \%specialDataList; |
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} |
195 |
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} |
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# Set up the column names. |
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my @columnNames = "Strain annotated in NMPDR"; |
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push @columnNames, sort keys %specialData; |
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push @columnNames, "Genome size, bp", |
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"Protein Encoding Genes (PEGs)", |
"Protein Encoding Genes (PEGs)", |
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"Named genes in subsystems", # s0 |
"Named genes in subsystems", # s0 |
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"Named genes not in subsystems", # n0 |
"Named genes not in subsystems", # n0 |
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"Hypothetical genes in subsystems", # s1 |
"Hypothetical genes in subsystems", # s1 |
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"Hypothetical genes not in subsystems", # n1 |
"Hypothetical genes not in subsystems", # n1 |
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"RNAs")) . "\n"; |
"Subsystems", |
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# Set up some useful stuff for the four count columns. |
"RNAs"; |
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my %linkParms = ( s0 => "nohypo_sub", n0 => "nohypo_nosub", |
# Start the table. |
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s1 => "hypo_sub", n1 => "hypo_nosub" ); |
print GROUPFILE "<table class=\"$tableStyle\">\n"; |
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my @columnTypes = ('s0', 'n0', 's1', 'n1'); |
# Create the header row. |
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print GROUPFILE Tr( { class => 'odd' }, th(\@columnNames)) . "\n"; |
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# The data rows will be built next. We'll be putting them into a hash keyed by |
# The data rows will be built next. We'll be putting them into a hash keyed by |
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# organism name. The hash enables us to spit them out sorted by name. |
# organism name. The hash enables us to spit them out sorted by name. |
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my %rows = (); |
my %rows = (); |
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# This variable is used to hold the counts. |
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my $num; |
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# Loop through the genomes in the new group. |
# Loop through the genomes in the new group. |
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for my $genomeID (@newGenomes) { |
for my $genomeID (@newGenomes) { |
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# Count this genome. |
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$groupTotals{genomes}++; |
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# Check to see if this genome is new. |
# Check to see if this genome is new. |
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my $new = (! exists $oldGenomes{$genomeID} ? "new " : ""); |
my $new = (! exists $oldGenomes{$genomeID} ? "new " : ""); |
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Trace("Processing ${new}genome $genomeID for $groupID.") if T(3); |
Trace("Processing ${new}genome $genomeID for $groupID.") if T(3); |
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# Get the strain name. |
# Get the strain name. |
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my $genomeName = $sprout->GenusSpecies($genomeID); |
my $genomeName = $sprout->GenusSpecies($genomeID); |
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# Apply a link. |
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my $genomeText = CGI::a({ href => "../FIG/genome_statistics.cgi?genome=$genomeID;SPROUT=1" }, $genomeName); |
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# If this is a new strain, build the HTML for the NEW! mark. |
# If this is a new strain, build the HTML for the NEW! mark. |
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if ($new) { |
if ($new) { |
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$new = " <span class=\"$markerStyle\">NEW!</span>"; |
$new = " <span class=\"$markerStyle\">NEW!</span>"; |
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} |
} |
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# Get the genome length. |
# Get the genome length. |
232 |
my $genomeLen = $sprout->GenomeLength($genomeID); |
$num = $sprout->GenomeLength($genomeID); |
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my $genomeLen = Tracer::CommaFormat($num); |
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# Get the number of PEGs. |
# Get the number of PEGs. |
235 |
my $pegCount = $sprout->FeatureCount($genomeID, 'peg'); |
$num = $sprout->FeatureCount($genomeID, 'peg'); |
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my $pegCount = Tracer::CommaFormat($num); |
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$groupTotals{pegs} += $num; |
238 |
# Get the number of RNAs. |
# Get the number of RNAs. |
239 |
my $rnaCount = $sprout->FeatureCount($genomeID, 'rna'); |
$num = $sprout->FeatureCount($genomeID, 'rna'); |
240 |
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my $rnaCount = Tracer::CommaFormat($num); |
241 |
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$groupTotals{RNAs} += $num; |
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# If there are no RNAs, we say we don't know the number, since we know there |
243 |
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# must be RNAs somewhere. |
244 |
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if (! $rnaCount) { |
245 |
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$rnaCount = "n/d"; |
246 |
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} |
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# Now we have four categories of features to work with, for each |
# Now we have four categories of features to work with, for each |
248 |
# combination of named or hypothetical vs. in-subsystem or |
# combination of named or hypothetical vs. in-subsystem or |
249 |
# not-in-subsystem. First, we get all of the feature assignments for |
# not-in-subsystem. First, we get all of the feature assignments for |
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# the genome. |
# the genome. |
251 |
my $assignHash = $sprout->GenomeAssignments($genomeID); |
my $assignHash = $sprout->GenomeAssignments($genomeID); |
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# Next, we get all of the features in the genome that belong to a |
# Next, we get all of the features in the genome that belong to a |
253 |
# subsystem. This involves a query via the subsystem spreadsheet. |
# subsystem. |
254 |
my %ssHash = map { $_ => 1 } $sprout->GetFlat(['IsGenomeOf', 'ContainsFeature'], |
my %ssHash = $sprout->GenomeSubsystemData($genomeID); |
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"IsGenomeOf(from-link) = ?", |
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[$genomeID], 'ContainsFeature(to-link)'); |
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255 |
# Create a hash to track the four categories. "s" or "n" indicates |
# Create a hash to track the four categories. "s" or "n" indicates |
256 |
# in or out of a subsystem. "1" or "0" indicates hypothetical or |
# in or out of a subsystem. "1" or "0" indicates hypothetical or |
257 |
# real. |
# real. |
266 |
$counters{$ss} += 1; |
$counters{$ss} += 1; |
267 |
$totalFeatures++; |
$totalFeatures++; |
268 |
} |
} |
269 |
Trace("$totalFeatures total feature found for $genomeID.") if T(3); |
Trace("$totalFeatures total features found for $genomeID.") if T(3); |
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for my $counterKey (@columnTypes) { |
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$groupTotals{$counterKey} += $counters{$counterKey}; |
272 |
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} |
273 |
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$groupTotals{features} += $totalFeatures; |
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# We have all our data. Next we need to compute the percentages and the links. |
# We have all our data. Next we need to compute the percentages and the links. |
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# First, the link stuff. |
# First, the link stuff. |
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my $linkPrefix = "$options->{linkCGI}?user=\&genome=$genomeID&SPROUT=1&request="; |
my $linkPrefix = "$options->{linkCGI}?user=\&genome=$genomeID&SPROUT=1&request="; |
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for my $type (keys %linkParms) { |
for my $type (keys %linkParms) { |
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$counters{$type} = a( { href => "$linkPrefix$linkParms{$type}" }, |
$counters{$type} = a( { href => "$linkPrefix$linkParms{$type}" }, |
280 |
sprintf("%d(%.1f%%)", $counters{$type}, |
sprintf("%d(%.1f%%)", $counters{$type}, |
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$counters{$type} * 100 / $totalFeatures)); |
Tracer::Percent($counters{$type}, $totalFeatures))); |
282 |
} |
} |
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# Create the row text. |
my @counterValues = map { $counters{$_} } @columnTypes; |
284 |
my $rowHtml = td( "$genomeName$new", $genomeLen, $pegCount, |
# The last link is a button to look at the subsystem summaries. |
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map { $counters{$_} } @columnTypes, |
my $ssCount = $sprout->GetCount(['ParticipatesIn'], 'ParticipatesIn(from-link) = ?', |
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$rnaCount ); |
[$genomeID]); |
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my $ssLink = "$options->{linkCGI}?user=\&genome=$genomeID&SPROUT=1&show_subsystems=1"; |
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my $ssCol = "<a href=\"$ssLink\">$ssCount</a>"; |
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# Start creating the table cells. |
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my $rowHtml = td("$genomeText$new"); |
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# Add any special columns. |
292 |
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for my $specialCol (keys %specialData) { |
293 |
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# Here we get the attribute value. If there is none, we leave the column blank. |
294 |
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my $attribute = $specialData{$specialCol}->{$genomeID} || " "; |
295 |
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$rowHtml .= td($attribute); |
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} |
297 |
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# Now add the data columns. |
298 |
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$rowHtml .= join("", |
299 |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, $genomeLen), |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, $pegCount), |
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td({ class => $counterStyle }, \@counterValues), |
302 |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, $ssCol), |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, $rnaCount), |
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); |
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# Put it in the row hash. |
# Put it in the row hash. |
306 |
$rows{$genomeName} = $rowHtml; |
$rows{$genomeName} = $rowHtml; |
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} |
} |
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# Count the row. |
# Count the row. |
321 |
$rowCount++; |
$rowCount++; |
322 |
} |
} |
323 |
# All done, close the file. |
# All done, terminate the table and close the file. |
324 |
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print GROUPFILE "</table>\n"; |
325 |
close GROUPFILE; |
close GROUPFILE; |
326 |
Trace("$rowCount genomes processed.") if T(2); |
Trace("$rowCount genomes processed.") if T(2); |
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# Now save the group totals. |
328 |
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$summaries{$groupID} = \%groupTotals; |
329 |
} |
} |
330 |
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# Now produce the summary table. |
331 |
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my $sumFileName = "stats-groups.inc"; |
332 |
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Open(\*SUMFILE, ">$targetDir/$sumFileName"); |
333 |
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# Start the table. |
334 |
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print SUMFILE "<table class=\"$tableStyle\">\n"; |
335 |
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# Create the header row. |
336 |
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print SUMFILE Tr( { class => 'odd' }, th(["Group name", |
337 |
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"Genomes", |
338 |
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"Protein Encoding Genes (PEGs)", |
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"Named genes in subsystems", # s0 |
340 |
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"Named genes not in subsystems", # n0 |
341 |
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"Hypothetical genes in subsystems", # s1 |
342 |
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"Hypothetical genes not in subsystems", # n1 |
343 |
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"RNAs", |
344 |
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])) . "\n"; |
345 |
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# Set up a flag for the odd-even styling. |
346 |
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my $rowFlag = 0; |
347 |
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# Put in the data rows. |
348 |
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for my $groupName (sort keys %summaries) { |
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my $group = $summaries{$groupName}; |
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# Compute the link for the current group. |
351 |
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my $groupLink = a({ href => $sprout->GroupPageName($groupName) }, $groupName); |
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# Create the table row. |
353 |
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my $rowHtml = join("", |
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td($groupLink), |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, Tracer::CommaFormat($group->{genomes})), |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, Tracer::CommaFormat($group->{pegs})), |
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td({ class => $counterStyle }, [ map { Tracer::CommaFormat($group->{$_}) } @columnTypes ]), |
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td({ class => $numStyle }, Tracer::CommaFormat($group->{RNAs})), |
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); |
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print SUMFILE Tr( { class => $rowStyle[$rowFlag] }, $rowHtml ) . "\n"; |
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# Flip the row style. |
362 |
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$rowFlag = 1 - $rowFlag; |
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} |
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# Terminate the table and close the file. |
365 |
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print SUMFILE "</table>\n"; |
366 |
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close SUMFILE; |
367 |
# We're all done. |
# We're all done. |
368 |
Trace("Processing complete.") if T(2); |
Trace("Processing complete.") if T(2); |
369 |
} |
} |
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}; |
371 |
=head3 Fix |
if ($@) { |
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Trace("Stats failed with error: $@") if T(0); |
373 |
C<< my %fixedHash = Fix(%groupHash); >> |
$rtype = "error"; |
374 |
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} else { |
375 |
Prepare a genome group hash for processing. Groups with the same primary name will be combined. |
Trace("Stats complete.") if T(2); |
376 |
The primary name is the first capitalized word in the group name. |
$rtype = "no error"; |
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=over 4 |
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=item groupHash |
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Hash to be fixed up. |
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=item RETURN |
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Returns a fixed-up version of the hash. |
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=back |
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=cut |
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sub Fix { |
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# Get the parameters. |
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my (%groupHash) = @_; |
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# Create the result hash. |
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my %retVal = (); |
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# Copy over the genomes. |
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for my $groupID (keys %groupHash) { |
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# Make a safety copy of the group ID. |
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my $realGroupID = $groupID; |
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# Yank the primary name. |
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if ($groupID =~ /([A-Z]\w+)/) { |
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$realGroupID = $1; |
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377 |
} |
} |
378 |
# Append this group's genomes into the result hash. |
if ($options->{phone}) { |
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Tracer::AddToListMap(\%retVal, $realGroupID, $groupHash{$groupID}); |
my $msgID = Tracer::SendSMS($options->{phone}, "GenomeStats terminated with $rtype."); |
380 |
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if ($msgID) { |
381 |
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Trace("Phone message sent with ID $msgID.") if T(2); |
382 |
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} else { |
383 |
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Trace("Phone message not sent.") if T(2); |
384 |
} |
} |
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# Return the result hash. |
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return %retVal; |
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385 |
} |
} |
386 |
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387 |
1; |
1; |