View source: R/predict_metagenomes.R
predict_metagenomes | R Documentation |
Produce the actual metagenome functional predictions.
predict_metagenomes(
otu_tab,
func_tab,
NSTI_present = TRUE,
rel_abund = TRUE,
add_sub_tabs = FALSE
)
otu_tab |
Data frame with OTU abundances (rows = OTUs, columns = Samples, first column = OTU names) |
func_tab |
Data frame with precalculated function predictions on per OTU basis (rows = OTUs, columns = feature counts, first column = OTU names) |
NSTI_present |
Logical; idnicating weather NSTI values are present in the last column of func_tab |
rel_abund |
Logical; if TRUE, OTU counts will be transformed to relative abundances |
add_sub_tabs |
Logical; if TRUE, subsetted OTU and functional tables will be added to the results |
This function is analogous to the 'predict_metagenomes.py' from PICRUSt. It will produce the actual metagenome functional predictions for a given OTU table and table with feature counts, e.g. count number of gene copies for each feature (e.g., KEGG) in each sample. Feature counts for each OTU will be multiplied by the abundance of that OTU in each each sample and summed across all OTUs.
Data frame with samples as rows and features as columns.
https://picrust.github.io/picrust/scripts/predict_metagenomes.html
## Create dummy data
set.seed(111)
NSAMP=10 # number of samples
NSPEC=30 # number of species/OTUs
NGENES=8 # number of features
dummy_name <- function(len = 5){ paste(sample(letters, size = len, replace = T), collapse = "") }
# Table with precalculated number of gene copies per OTU
func_tab <- data.frame(
OTU_ID = replicate(n = 100, expr = dummy_name()),
matrix(data = sample(1:100, size = 100*NGENES, replace = T), nrow = 100),
stringsAsFactors = F)
colnames(func_tab)[-1] <- paste("Gene", 1:NGENES, sep="")
# Table with OTU abundance
otu_tab <- data.frame(
OTU = sample(func_tab$OTU_ID, size = NSPEC),
matrix(data = sample(0:200, size = NSPEC*NSAMP, replace = T), nrow = NSPEC),
stringsAsFactors = F)
colnames(otu_tab)[-1] <- paste("Sample", 1:NSAMP, sep="")
## Predict metagenomes
predict_metagenomes(otu_tab, func_tab, NSTI_present = FALSE, rel_abund = FALSE, add_sub_tabs = FALSE)
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