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biom_to_stamp.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python
from __future__ import division, print_function
__author__ = "Morgan Langille"
__credits__ = ["Morgan Langille"]
__license__ = "GPL"
__version__ = "0.2"
__maintainer__ = "Morgan Langille"
__email__ = "[email protected]"
__status__ = "Development"
import argparse
from os.path import join
import sys
import re
#Requires BIOM v2.1
from biom import load_table
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Convert a BIOM table to a compatible STAMP profile table. Metadata will be parsed and used as hiearachal data for STAMP.",
epilog='''Examples of Usage:
#OTU table from QIIME:
biom_to_stamp.py -m taxonomy otu.biom > otu.spf
#KO file from PICRUSt
biom_to_stamp.py -m KEGG_Description ko.biom > ko.spf
#KEGG Pathways table from PICRUSt
biom_to_stamp.py -m KEGG_Pathways pathways.biom > pathways.spf
#Don't use any metadata, just the observation ids (useful for looking just at OTU level)
biom_to_stamp.py otu.biom > otu.spf
'''
,formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
parser.add_argument("biom_file",help="input BIOM file")
parser.add_argument("-m","--metadata",help="Name of metadata field to be used (e.g. taxonomy, KEGG_Description, KEGG_Pathways)")
script_info = {}
script_info['brief_description'] = "Convert a BIOM table to a compatible STAMP profile table."
script_info['script_description'] = "Metadata will be parsed and used as hiearachal data for STAMP."
script_info['script_usage'] = [\
("Minimum Requirments","","%prog table1.biom > table1.spf"),
("OTU table from QIIME","","%prog -m taxonomy otu_table.biom > otu_table.spf"),
("KO file from PICRUSt","","%prog -m KEGG_Description ko.biom > ko.spf"),
("KEGG Pathways table from PICRUSt","","%prog -m KEGG_Pathways ko_L3.biom > ko_L3.spf"),
("Function table from MG-RAST","","%prog -m ontology table1.biom > table1.spf")
]
script_info['output_description']= "Output is written to STDOUT"
def process_metadata(metadata,metadata_name,obs_id):
if metadata_name =='taxonomy':
fixed_metadata=[]
for idx,val in enumerate(metadata):
#odd case that sometimes metadata may have leading space
val=val.lstrip()
if(re.match(r'[a-z]__$',val)):
fixed_metadata.append("Unclassified")
else:
fixed_metadata.append(val)
return fixed_metadata
elif metadata_name == 'KEGG_Pathways':
if metadata[0]=='Unclassified':
#Remove "Unclassified" from the first of the levels
del metadata[0]
metadata.append(metadata[-1]+'_Unclassified')
return metadata
elif metadata_name == 'KEGG_Description':
single_metadata= ' or '.join(metadata)
single_metadata=obs_id+': '+single_metadata
return [single_metadata]
else:
return metadata
def main():
args = parser.parse_args()
file_name = args.biom_file
table = load_table(file_name)
metadata_name=args.metadata
#create the list of observation ids
obs_ids=table.ids('observation')
#Determine how many hierarchy levels the metadata contains
if metadata_name is None:
max_len_metadata=0
elif metadata_name == 'KEGG_Description':
max_len_metadata=1
elif table.metadata(obs_ids[0],axis='observation') and metadata_name in table.metadata(obs_ids[0],axis='observation'):
max_len_metadata = max(len(table.metadata(p,axis='observation')[metadata_name]) for p in obs_ids)
else:
raise ValueError("'"+metadata_name+"' was not found in the BIOM table. Please try changing --metadata to a valid metadata field.")
include_obs_id=True
if metadata_name in ["KEGG_Pathways","KEGG_Description",'taxonomy']:
include_obs_id=False
#make the header line
header=[]
#make simple labels for each level in the metadata (e.g. 'Level_1', 'Level_2', etc.) "+1" for the observation id as well.
extra_levels=0
if include_obs_id:
extra_levels=1
for i in range(max_len_metadata+extra_levels):
header.append('Level_'+ str(i+1))
#add the sample ids to the header line
header.extend(table.ids())
print("\t".join(header))
#now process each observation (row in the table)
for obs_vals,obs_id,obs_metadata in table.iter(axis='observation'):
row=[]
if max_len_metadata >0:
row=process_metadata(obs_metadata[metadata_name],metadata_name,obs_id)
#Add 'Unclassified' if the metadata doesn't fill each level
len_defined_metadata=len(row)
if len_defined_metadata < max_len_metadata:
for i in range(max_len_metadata - len_defined_metadata):
row.append('Unclassified')
if include_obs_id:
#Add the observation id as the last "Level"
if obs_id.isdigit():
#Need to add something to the id if it a number identfier (e.g. gg OTU ids)
row.append('ID'+'_'+obs_id)
else:
row.append(obs_id)
#Add count data to the row
row.extend(map(str,obs_vals))
print("\t".join(row))
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()