jd_annotate: Extract taxa names. jd_annotate_path() is specifically for...
In jdwiyanto/mbiome: A convenient wrapper to visualise and run core analyses for multi-variable microbiome data
Description
Usage
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Value
Description
Extract taxa names. jd_annotate_path() is specifically for phyloseq object containing pseudo-pathway names
Usage
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jd_annotate(ps, df)
Arguments
ps
A phyloseq object from where the taxa names will be extracted
df
A dataframe, whose rownames are taxa codes
Value
data frame containing taxonomy names
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Extract taxa names. jd_annotate_path() is specifically for phyloseq object containing pseudo-pathway names
Usage
1 | jd_annotate(ps, df)
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Arguments
ps |
A phyloseq object from where the taxa names will be extracted |
df |
A dataframe, whose rownames are taxa codes |
Value
data frame containing taxonomy names
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