| Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily(3pm) |
Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily - Sequence Family object
use Bio::SeqIO;
use Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily;
use File::Spec;
my $file = File::Spec->catfile('t','data','swiss.dat');
my $seqio= Bio::SeqIO->new(-format => 'swiss',
-file => $file);
my @mem;
while(my $seq = $seqio->next_seq){
push @mem, $seq;
}
#create the family
my $family = Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily->new(
-family_id=>"Family_1",
-description=>"Family Description Here",
-annotation_score=>"100",
-members=>\@mem);
#access the family
foreach my $mem ($family->get_members){
print $mem->display_id."\t".$mem->desc."\n";
}
#select members if members have a Bio::Species Object
my @mem = $family->get_members(-binomial=>"Homo sapiens");
@mem = $family->get_members(-ncbi_taxid => 9606);
@mem = $family->get_members(-common_name=>"Human");
@mem = $family->get_members(-species=>"sapiens");
@mem = $family->get_members(-genus=>"Homo");
This is a simple Family object that may hold any group of object. For more specific families, one should derive from FamilyI.
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The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a "_".
Title : new
Usage : my $family = Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily->new(
-family_id=>"Family_1",
-description=>"Family Description Here",
-annotation_score=>"100",
-members=>\@mem);
Function: Constructor for SequenceFamily object
Returns : Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily object
See Bio::Cluster::SequenceFamily.
Title : version
Usage : $family->version("1.0");
Function: get/set for version
Returns : a string version of the family generated.
Title : annotation_score Usage : $family->annotation_score(100); Function: get/set for annotation_score which represent the confidence in which the consensus description has been assigned to the family. Returns : Bio::SimpleAlign
See Bio::SimpleAlign
Title : alignment
Usage : $family->alignment($align);
Function: get/set for an alignment object representing
the multiple alignment of the members of the family.
Returns : Bio::SimpleAlign
See Bio::SimpleAlign
Title : tree
Usage : $family->tree($tree);
Function: get/set for an tree object representing
the phylogenetic tree of the family.
Returns : Bio::Tree
See Bio::Tree
Title : family_score Usage : Bio::Cluster::FamilyI->family_score(95); Function: get/set for the score of algorithm used to generate the family if present This is aliased to cluster_score(). Returns : the score Args : the score
Title : family_id
Usage : $family->family_id("Family_1");
Function: get/set for family id
This is aliased to display_id().
Returns : a string specifying identifier of the family
Title : display_id Usage : Function: Get/set the display name or identifier for the cluster Returns : a string Args : optional, on set the display ID ( a string)
Title : description
Usage : $fam->description("POLYUBIQUITIN")
Function: get/set for the consensus description of the cluster
Returns : the description string
Args : Optional the description string
Title : get_members
Usage : Valid criteria:
-common_name
-binomial
-ncbi_taxid
-organelle
-genus
$family->get_members(-common_name =>"human");
$family->get_members(-species =>"homo sapiens");
$family->get_members(-ncbi_taxid => 9606);
For now, multiple critieria are ORed.
Will return all members if no criteria are provided.
Function: get members using methods from L<Bio::Species>
the phylogenetic tree of the family.
Returns : an array of objects that are member of this family.
Title : size
Usage : $fam->size();
Function: get/set for the size of the family,
calculated from the number of members
Returns : the size of the family
Args :
Title : cluster_score Usage : $fam->cluster_score(100); Function: get/set for cluster_score which represent the score in which the clustering algorithm assigns to this cluster. Returns : a number
These are mostly for adding/removing/changing.
Title : add_members Usage : $fam->add_member([$seq1,$seq1]); Function: add members to a family Returns : Args : the member(s) to add, as an array or arrayref
Title : remove_members Usage : $fam->remove_members(); Function: remove all members from a family Returns : the previous array of members Args : none
Title : members Usage : $members = $fam->members([$seq1,$seq1]); Function: Deprecated. Use add_members() or get_members() instead
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