How to use diff_tables method in dbt-osmosis

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overlap.py

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1import pandas as pd2import yaml3from glob import glob4from os import path5from functools import reduce6def get_tables_array(tool_selection, output_dir, comparison):7 tables = []8 for t in tool_selection:9 if t == "miso":10 # TODO: Implement11 pass12 if t == "rmats":13 diff_tables = glob(14 path.join(15 output_dir, "rmats", "results", comparison, "*.merged.w_coord.tsv"16 )17 )18 tables += diff_tables19 elif t == "whippet":20 diff_tables = glob(21 path.join(output_dir, "whippet", "delta", comparison, "*.diff.gz")22 )23 tables += diff_tables24 return tables25def format_cols(df_array, comparison):26 new_df_array = []27 condition_A, condition_B = comparison.split("_vs_")28 for df in df_array:29 if "bayes_factor" in df.columns:30 # TODO: Implement31 pass32 elif "FDR" in df.columns:33 rmats_cols = "coord event_type strand flank IncLevel1 IncLevel2 IncLevelDifference FDR".split()34 rmats_cols_rename = (35 "coord event_type strand rmats_flank rmats_psi_{} rmats_psi_{} rmats_dpsi rmats_fdr"36 .format(condition_A,condition_B).split()37 )38 df_subset = df[rmats_cols]39 df_subset.columns = rmats_cols_rename40 new_df_array.append(df_subset)41 elif "Probability" in df.columns:42 whippet_cols = "Coord Type Strand Psi_A Psi_B DeltaPsi Probability".split()43 whippet_cols_rename = (44 "coord whippet_type strand whippet_psi_{} whippet_psi_{} whippet_dpsi whippet_prob"45 .format(condition_A,condition_B).split()46 )47 df_subset = df[whippet_cols]48 df_subset.columns = whippet_cols_rename49 new_df_array.append(df_subset)50 return new_df_array51def significant_miso(x):52 if ((x.miso_dpsi >= 0.1) or (x.miso_dpsi <= -0.1)) and (x.miso_bf > 5):53 return True54 else:55 return False56 return None57def significant_rmats(x):58 if ((x.rmats_dpsi >= 0.1) or (x.rmats_dpsi <= -0.1)) and (x.rmats_fdr <= 0.1):59 return True60 else:61 return False62 return None63def significant_whippet(x):64 if ((x.whippet_dpsi >= 0.1) or (x.whippet_dpsi <= -0.1)) and (x.whippet_prob >= 0.9):65 return True66 else:67 return False68 return None69def assign_significance(tool_selection, dataframe):70 if "miso" in tool_selection:71 pass72 if "rmats" in tool_selection:73 dataframe["rmats_significant"] = dataframe.apply(74 lambda x: significant_rmats(x), axis=175 )76 if "whippet" in tool_selection:77 dataframe["whippet_significant"] = dataframe.apply(78 lambda x: significant_whippet(x), axis=179 )80 return dataframe81def assign_group(tool_selection, entry):82 group = ""83 for t in tool_selection:84 if t == "miso":85 if entry.miso_significant:86 group += "m"87 if t == "rmats":88 if entry.rmats_significant:89 group += "r"90 if t == "whippet":91 if entry.whippet_significant:92 group += "w"93 if group != "":94 entry["group"] = group95 elif group == "":96 entry["group"] = "none"97 return entry98tool_selection = snakemake.config["parameters"]["general"]["tools"]99output_dir = snakemake.config["locations"]["output_dir"]100comparison = snakemake.wildcards.comparison101tables = get_tables_array(tool_selection, output_dir, comparison)102df_array = [pd.read_csv(x, sep="\t", index_col=False) for x in tables]103df_array_formated = format_cols(df_array, comparison)104df_merged = reduce(lambda x,y: pd.merge(105 left=x, right=y, how="outer", on=["coord", "strand"]), df_array_formated106)107df_w_significance = assign_significance(tool_selection, df_merged)108df_w_group = (109 df_w_significance.apply(lambda x: assign_group(tool_selection, x), axis=1)110 .drop_duplicates()111)...

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solution_1.py

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1import sys2def print_diff_table(n, values):3 diff_tables = [values]4 while len(diff_tables[-1]) > 1:5 diff_tables.append([])6 for i in range(len(diff_tables[-2]) - 1):7 diff_tables[-1].append(diff_tables[-2][i + 1] - diff_tables[-2][i])8 for i in range(len(diff_tables)):9 print("\t".join(map(str, diff_tables[i])))10 print()11def main():12 n = int(sys.stdin.readline().strip())13 v = list(map(int, sys.stdin.readline().strip().split()))14 print_diff_table(n, v)15if __name__ == '__main__':...

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solution_2.py

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1import sys2def print_diff_table(n, values):3 diff_tables = [values]4 while len(diff_tables[-1]) > 1:5 diff_tables.append([])6 for i in range(len(diff_tables[-2]) - 1):7 diff_tables[-1].append(diff_tables[-2][i + 1] - diff_tables[-2][i])8 for i in range(len(diff_tables)):9 print("\t".join(map(str, diff_tables[i])))10 print()11def main():12 n = int(sys.stdin.readline().strip())13 v = list(map(int, sys.stdin.readline().strip().split()))14 print_diff_table(n, v)15if __name__ == '__main__':...

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