View source: R/ps_calc_diversity.R
ps_calc_diversity | R Documentation |
Wrapper around microbiome::diversity() function. Takes and returns a phyloseq object. Calculates an alpha diversity index at a given taxonomic rank. Returns phyloseq unaggregated, with an additional variable. Variable name is by default created by pasting the index and rank.
ps_calc_diversity(
ps,
rank,
index = "shannon",
exp = FALSE,
varname = paste0(ifelse(exp, "exp_", ""), paste0(index, "_", rank))
)
ps |
phyloseq |
rank |
taxonomic rank name, or "unique" |
index |
name of diversity index from microbiome::diversity(). One of: "inverse_simpson", "gini_simpson", "shannon", "fisher", "coverage" |
exp |
exponentiate the result? (i.e. return e^index) - see details |
varname |
name of the variable to be added to phyloseq sample data |
Don't filter taxa before calculating alpha diversity.
See the following resources for a discussion of exponentiated diversity indices http://www.loujost.com/Statistics%20and%20Physics/Diversity%20and%20Similarity/Diversity%20of%20a%20single%20community.htm http://www.loujost.com/Statistics%20and%20Physics/Diversity%20and%20Similarity/EffectiveNumberOfSpecies.htm
phyloseq
data(ibd, package = "microViz")
ibd %>%
ps_filter(abx == "abx") %>%
tax_fix() %>%
ps_calc_diversity("Genus", index = "shannon", exp = TRUE) %>%
ps_calc_diversity("Family", index = "inverse_simpson") %>%
tax_transform(rank = "Genus", transform = "clr") %>%
ord_calc("PCA") %>%
ord_plot(
colour = "exp_shannon_Genus", size = "inverse_simpson_Family"
) +
ggplot2::scale_colour_viridis_c()
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