Constraints reports¶
- class dnachisel.reports.constraints_reports.GraphicTranslator[source]¶
A Biopython record translator for DNA Features Viewer.
This translator produces label-free plots.
- dnachisel.reports.constraints_reports.breaches_records_to_pdf(breaches_records, pdf_path=None, figure_width=10, logger='bar')[source]¶
Plots figures of the breaches annotated in the records into a PDF file.
- Parameters:
breaches_records – A least of records annotated with breaches, as returned by the
pdf_path – Either the path to a PDF, or a file handle (open in wb mode) or None for this method to return binary PDF data.
logger – Either “bar” for a progress bar, None for no logging, or any Proglog logger. The bar name is “sequence”.
- dnachisel.reports.constraints_reports.constraints_breaches_dataframe(constraints, sequences, display_constraints_locations=False)[source]¶
Return a dataframe summarizing constraints breaches in the sequences.
Output dataframe schema (cst = constraint):
/
Cst1
Cst2
Seq1
10-50(+)
100-200(+), 300-350(+)
seq2
Seq3
2-10(+)
Seq4
500-1000(-)
- Parameters:
constraints – A list of DNA Chisel Specifications.
sequences – Either a list [(“name”, “sequence”)…] or a dict {“name”: “sequence”} or a list of biopython records whole id is the sequence name.
Examples
>>> import dnachisel as dc >>> from dnachisel.utils import constraints_breaches_dataframe >>> sequences = [ >>> ("SEQ 1", "ATTGTGCATGTGACAC"), >>> ("SEQ 2", "ACATGTGTTGTGACAC"), >>> ("SEQ 3", "TTGTGCACACATGTGA"), >>> ] >>> constraints = [ >>> dc.AvoidPattern('ATTG'), >>> dc.EnforceGCContent(0.4, 0.6), >>> dc.UniquifyAllKmers(5) >>> ] >>> dataframe = constraints_breaches_dataframe(constraints, sequences) >>> dataframe.to_excel('summary_spreadsheet.xlsx')
- dnachisel.reports.constraints_reports.records_from_breaches_dataframe(dataframe, sequences)[source]¶
Generate records with annotations indicating constraints breaches.
- Parameters:
dataframe – A breaches dataframe returned by
constraints_breaches_dataframe
sequences – Either a list [(“name”, “sequence”)…] or a dict {“name”: “sequence”} or a list of biopython records whole id is the sequence name.