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* gn3/heatmaps/heatmaps.py: Initialise the module with some code to be used to
test out plotly features on the command-line.
* guix.scm: Add `python-plotly` and `python-pandas` as dependencies.
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* Fix some errors caught by the linter.
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* Import some missing definitions.
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* Add code to compute and organise the data that will be used to draw the
final heatmap.
This varies significantly in how it works from the original, but it still
tries to retain the general flow of data.
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* gn3/db/traits.py: setup `trait_dataset_type`
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: fix tests
The type ('Temp', 'Geno', 'Publish', and 'ProbeSet') relate to a trait's
dataset, and not the trait itself. This commit updates the code to take this
into consideration.
The dataset type is also set up from a trait's full name, therefore this
commit removes the `trait_type` argument from the `retrieve_trait_info`
function.
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* Add functions to retrieve the `value`, `variance`, and `ndata` values for
any given trait.
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* Fix minor bugs in the code.
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* Add module, class and function docstrings
* Deactivate some irrelevant pylint errors
* Fix indentations and line-lengths
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* Only load the extra trait data if the basic trait information is found.
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heatmap_decompose_db_retrieval
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* Reorganise the code to separate the datasets from the traits, and to more
closely conform to the same flow as that in GN1
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* The full name of the traits from search contains multiple parts to it, and
as such, we use it to retrieve the appropriate data and set it up in the
final trait_info dictionary that is produced.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: remove unused imports
* gn3/db/traits.py: remove unnecessary `else` clauses
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: add docstrings for functions
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* Retrieve the RISet and RISet ID values from the database.
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* Add missing tests for some post-processing functions
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* Following Arun's comment at
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork3/pull/31#issuecomment-890915813
this commit eliminates string interpolation, and adds a map of tables for
the various types of traits dataset names
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* Rework the database functions to return a dict of key-value pairs, which
eases the postprocessing of the trait information.
The postprocessing is mainly to try an maintain data compatibility with the
code that is at the following locations:
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/base/webqtlTrait.py
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/base/webqtlDataset.py
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/heatmap/Heatmap.py
This was mainly a proof-of-concept, and the functions do not have testing
added for them: there is therefore need to add testing for the new
functions, and probably even rework them if they are found to be
complicated.
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* gn3/function_helpers.py: new file
Provides a new module to hold common programming utilities that are generic
enough that they will find use across the entire application.
The first utility function provided in this commit is the `compose`
function, whose purpose, as indicated by its name, is to take a number of
functions and compose them into a single function, which when called, will
return the same result that would have been got had the user called the
functions in a chain from right to left.
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* gn3/db/traits.py: return dicts rather than tuples/list
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: Update tests
Return dicts with the key-value pairs set up so as to ease with the data
manipulation down the pipeline.
This is also useful to help with the retrieval of all other extra
information that was left out in the first iteration.
This commit also updates the tests by ensuring they expect dicts rather than
tuples.
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* gn3/db/traits.py (update_sample_data): New function.
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: New test cases for ^^.
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* Add some type annotations for the `nearest` function.
* Leave some comments regarding the issues experienced when trying to add some
typing annotations to the function to help with future endeavours of the
same.
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* Add some type annotations to the functions to reduce the chances of bugs
creeping into the code.
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* gn3/db/traits.py: add functions to retrieve traits information
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: add tests for new function
Add functions to retrieve traits information as is done in genenetwork1
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/base/webqtlTrait.py#L397-L456
At this point, the data retrieval functions are probably incomplete, as
there is more of the `retrieveInfo` function in GN1 that has not been
considered as of this commit.
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* gn3/db/traits.py: make function more general
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: parametrize the tests
Make the name retrieval more general for the different types of traits by
changing the column specification and table as appropriate.
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* gn3/db/traits.py: new function (retrieve_probeset_trait_name)
* tests/unit/db/test_traits.py: test(s) for new function
Add a function to retrieve the name of a 'ProbeSet' trait in a manner
similar to genenetwork1's retrieval of the same, as implemented here
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/base/webqtlDataset.py#L140-154
Unlike in genenetwork1, we do not mutate an object, instead, we return the
values as retrieved from the database, and the caller will deal with the
returned values as appropriate.
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* gn3/db/__init__.py (update_raw): New function.
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* Fix a myriad of issues caught by pylint to ensure the code passes all tests.
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instead of None when it can't be calculcated (which was messing up sorting); it may also be okay to remove the None check, but leaving it for now (#28)
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Copy the function, mostly verbatim from
genenetwork1. See:
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/heatmap/slink.py#L107-L138
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py: Add a test with some example data to
test that the implementation gives the same results as that in genenetwork1
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Fix the iteration construct.
Given two lists of member coordinates, such as [0, 1] and [3, 5], the
initial code would iterate over the pairs [0, 3] and [1, 5].
This commit fixes the iteration constructs such that the new code iterates
over the pairs [0, 3], [0, 5], [1, 3] and [1, 5].
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Extract the `__flatten_list_of_lists` function
since it is used in more than one place.
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* While running tests for slink, to try and understand what it is doing in
order to write the appropriate tests for it, an issue arose that pointed a
blindspot in the former understanding of now `nearest` should work.
This commit fixes the issue found in both the expected data, and the code.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Add minimum code to pass new test
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py: new test
Add test to ensure that the new `slink` function return an empty list in
case and exception is raised.
Add the new `slink` function with minimum amount of code needed to pass the
test.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Add initial dummy module documentation in form of
a python docstring
Update the names of what would be private methods/function to start with a
double-underscore (__) so that they do not show up in the default python
documentation.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: add documentation for the `nearest` function in
the `gn3.computations.slink` module in the form of a (hopefully correct)
python docstring.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: add code to ensure new test passes
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py: new test
This one is a little weird: from
https://github.com/genenetwork/genenetwork1/blob/master/web/webqtl/heatmap/slink.py#L57-L63
It gets rid of the last coordinates in both the lists of the member
coordinates, and uses the remaining coordinates to find the shortest
members.
For example, given the following member coordinates:
- i=[0,1,2] and j=[5,7,9], it uses [0,1] and [5,7]
- i=[3,6,1] and j=[7,13], it uses [3,6] and [7]
to find the shortest distances.
I (fredmanglis) am not sure why it does it this way, since I'd have expected
it to use all the coordinates, however, since at this time we need to retain
bug-compatibility with the older code, I have done it as it is done in the
old code.
I also add a statement to raise an exception in the case where i and j are
not lists of integers, or integers
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* Extract the common function `is_list_or_tuple' making it accessible to later
parts of the code.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: add code to pass new test
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py: new test
Given a list of members in a group, and a coordinate for a member in the
same group, find the distance of the closest member from the given
coordinate in the group.
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Add code to compute the distance given the
coordinate of both members on the parent list/tuple
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py:
* Change the name of the tests to more closely correspond to the business
requirement the test is checking for
* Update the comments to indicate some more things that might need to be
done in the future
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: check that all distances between the 'somethings'
are all either zero or positive.
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py:
* Remove data with all distances positive or zero, since it would fail the
test
* Change the expected message to more closely correspond to the business
logic
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: check that the distance from child A to B is the
same as distance from child B to A. If not, throw an exception.
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py:
* Change the name of the test to more closely correspond to the business
logic being tested.
* Update the data in a separate test such that it does not error out due to
failing to fulfill the expectations of separate requirement.
- pass tests
- Rename test
- Fix errors: distances same both directions
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* gn3/computations/slink.py: Check that a child's distance from itself is
zero. If not, throw an exception.
The children lists are a list of distances of "something" from other
"somethings". There is still some need to establish what those "somethings"
are, so that the test names can reflect the ideas that are actually being
tested for.
* tests/unit/computations/test_slink.py: Change the name of the test so that
it more closely corresponds to the business logic it is actually testing,
and not the mechanics of testing the idea.
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