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It would be beneficial to output a table with the relative and absolute abundances of taxa based on individual reference packages. This should be in long-table (tidy) format for simple integration with the tidyverse and other new visualization tools.
An example table could be:
Taxon
Lineage
Rank
RefPkg
Count
Relative_abundance
Euryarchaeota
Root; Archaea; Euryarchaeota
Phylum
McrA
28
0.03
Archaea
Root; Archaea
Kingdom
McrA
56
0.06
Eventually this multiple marker genes, such as universal single-copy markers, should be used together to produce better estimates of abundance.
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This feature should be written to report summaries data at multiple scales - from SAGs and MAGs all the way to metagenomes.
When profiling SAGs and MAGs - this should essentially function with CheckM. The only thing standing in the way here is a critical number of reference packages: we have far too few reference packages for universal single copy marker genes.
Another requirement is defining the set of reference packages relevant to different clades.
It would be beneficial to output a table with the relative and absolute abundances of taxa based on individual reference packages. This should be in long-table (tidy) format for simple integration with the tidyverse and other new visualization tools.
An example table could be:
Eventually this multiple marker genes, such as universal single-copy markers, should be used together to produce better estimates of abundance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: