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How to install AIGO

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  3. Type pypm install aigo
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License
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version 0.1.0 on Jul 27th, 2011

AIGO is a python library for the Analysis and the Inter-comparison of Gene Ontology functional annotations. see (http://code.google.com/p/aigo).

Created by Michael Defoin-Platel on 21/02/2010. Copyright (c) 2010. All rights reserved.

Typical usage could look like this:

#!/usr/bin/env python

from AIGO import logger

from AIGO.ReferenceSet import RefSet from AIGO.FunctionalAnnotation import FuncAnnot from AIGO.go.OBO import readGOoboXML

from AIGO.Analyse import AnalyseFA from AIGO.Report import ReportFA

from AIGO.utils.Execute import batchExecute

refSet = RefSet(organism="platypus", fileName="platypus.refSet", refType="Text") G = readGOoboXML("go_daily-termdb.obo-xml") FA = FuncAnnot("platypusProject", refSet, G, organism="platypus") FA.read("platypus.gaf", "GAF")

analyseFA = AnalyseFA()

analyseFA.largestSet([FA]) logger.info("Largest sets of annotations:") logger.info("t%d for %s" % (FA['largestSet']['All_aspects_of_GO'], FA.name))

batchList=["coverage", "richness", "numberAnnot", "redundancy", "specificity", "informationContent"] batchExecute(batchList, analyseFA, [FA])

reportFA = ReportFA(outDir=None, name="platypusProject", organism="platypus") reportFA.printStatistics([FA] ,batchList)

Tests

Run testAIGO.py in the tests directory

Contributors

  • Michael Defoin-Platel
  • Matthew Hindle

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