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1 # Copyright INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) | |
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30 | |
31 | |
32 import sys | |
33 from commons.core.coord.Range import Range | |
34 from commons.core.coord.Path import Path | |
35 | |
36 | |
37 ## Handle a chain of match(es) between two sequences, query and subject, with an identifier and the length of the input sequences | |
38 # | |
39 class Match( Path ): | |
40 | |
41 __slots__ = ("query_length", "query_length_perc", "query_seqlength", "match_length_perc", "subject_length", "subject_length_perc", "subject_seqlength") | |
42 | |
43 ## Constructor | |
44 # | |
45 def __init__(self): | |
46 Path.__init__(self) | |
47 self.query_length = -1 | |
48 self.query_length_perc = -1 # length of the match on the query / length of the query | |
49 self.query_seqlength = -1 | |
50 self.match_length_perc = -1 # length of the match on the query / total length of the subject | |
51 self.subject_length = -1 | |
52 self.subject_length_perc = -1 # length of the match on the subject / length of the subject | |
53 self.subject_seqlength = -1 | |
54 | |
55 ## Equal operator | |
56 # | |
57 def __eq__(self, o): | |
58 if type(o) is not type(self)\ | |
59 or self.query_length != o.query_length or self.query_length_perc != o.query_length_perc\ | |
60 or self.query_seqlength != o.query_seqlength or self.subject_length != o.subject_length\ | |
61 or self.subject_length_perc != o.subject_length_perc or self.subject_seqlength != o.subject_seqlength\ | |
62 or self.match_length_perc != o.match_length_perc: | |
63 return False | |
64 return Path.__eq__(self, o) | |
65 | |
66 ## Not equal operator | |
67 # | |
68 def __ne__(self, o): | |
69 return not self.__eq__(o) | |
70 | |
71 ## Return the length of the match on the query divided by the total length of the query | |
72 # | |
73 def getLengthPercOnQuery(self): | |
74 return self.query_length_perc | |
75 | |
76 ## Return the length of the match on the subject divided by the total length of the subject | |
77 # | |
78 def getLengthPercOnSubject(self): | |
79 return self.subject_length_perc | |
80 | |
81 ## Return the length of the match on the subject | |
82 # | |
83 def getLengthMatchOnSubject(self): | |
84 return self.subject_length | |
85 | |
86 ## Set attributes from a tuple | |
87 # | |
88 # @param tuple: a tuple with (query name,query start,query end, | |
89 # query length, query length perc (between 0-1), match length perc (between 0-1), subject name, | |
90 # subject start,subject end,subject length, subject length percentage (between 0-1), e_value,score,identity,id) | |
91 # | |
92 def setFromTuple( self, tuple ): | |
93 queryStart = int(tuple[1]) | |
94 queryEnd = int(tuple[2]) | |
95 subjectStart = int(tuple[7]) | |
96 subjectEnd = int(tuple[8]) | |
97 if queryStart < queryEnd: | |
98 self.range_query = Range(tuple[0],queryStart,queryEnd) | |
99 self.range_subject = Range(tuple[6],subjectStart,subjectEnd) | |
100 else: | |
101 self.range_query = Range(tuple[0],queryEnd,queryStart) | |
102 self.range_subject = Range(tuple[6],subjectEnd,subjectStart) | |
103 self.query_length = int(tuple[3]) | |
104 self.query_length_perc = float(tuple[4]) | |
105 self.query_seqlength = int( self.query_length / self.query_length_perc ) | |
106 self.match_length_perc = float(tuple[5]) | |
107 self.subject_length = int(tuple[9]) | |
108 self.subject_length_perc = float(tuple[10]) | |
109 self.subject_seqlength = int( self.subject_length / self.subject_length_perc ) | |
110 self.e_value = float(tuple[11]) | |
111 self.score = float(tuple[12]) | |
112 self.identity = float(tuple[13]) | |
113 self.id = int(tuple[14]) | |
114 | |
115 ## Reset | |
116 # | |
117 def reset( self ): | |
118 Path.reset( self ) | |
119 self.query_length = -1 | |
120 self.query_length_perc = -1 | |
121 self.query_seqlength = -1 | |
122 self.match_length_perc = -1 | |
123 self.subject_length = -1 | |
124 self.subject_length_perc = -1 | |
125 self.subject_seqlength = -1 | |
126 | |
127 ## Return a formated string of the attribute data | |
128 # | |
129 def toString( self ): | |
130 string = "%s" % ( self.range_query.toString() ) | |
131 string += "\t%i\t%f" % ( self.query_length, | |
132 self.query_length_perc ) | |
133 string += "\t%f" % ( self.match_length_perc ) | |
134 string += "\t%s" % ( self.range_subject.toString() ) | |
135 string += "\t%i\t%f" % ( self.subject_length, | |
136 self.subject_length_perc ) | |
137 string += "\t%g\t%i\t%f" % ( self.e_value, | |
138 self.score, | |
139 self.identity ) | |
140 string += "\t%i" % ( self.id ) | |
141 return string | |
142 | |
143 ## Return a Path instance | |
144 # | |
145 def getPathInstance( self ): | |
146 p = Path() | |
147 tuple = ( self.id, | |
148 self.range_query.seqname, | |
149 self.range_query.start, | |
150 self.range_query.end, | |
151 self.range_subject.seqname, | |
152 self.range_subject.start, | |
153 self.range_subject.end, | |
154 self.e_value, | |
155 self.score, | |
156 self.identity ) | |
157 p.setFromTuple( tuple ) | |
158 return p | |
159 | |
160 ## Give information about a match whose query is included in the subject | |
161 # | |
162 # @return string | |
163 # | |
164 def getQryIsIncluded( self ): | |
165 string = "query %s (%d bp: %d-%d) is contained in subject %s (%d bp: %d-%d): id=%.2f - %.3f - %.3f - %.3f" %\ | |
166 ( self.range_query.seqname, self.query_seqlength, self.range_query.start, self.range_query.end, | |
167 self.range_subject.seqname, self.subject_seqlength, self.range_subject.start, self.range_subject.end, | |
168 self.identity, self.query_length_perc, self.match_length_perc, self.subject_length_perc ) | |
169 return string | |
170 | |
171 def increaseLengthPercOnQuery(self, coverage): | |
172 self.query_length_perc += coverage | |
173 | |
174 ## Compare the object with another match and see if they are equal | |
175 # (same identity, E-value and score + same subsequences whether in query or subject) | |
176 # | |
177 # @return True if objects are equals False otherwise | |
178 # | |
179 def isDoublonWith( self, match, verbose=0 ): | |
180 | |
181 # if both matches have same identity, score and E-value | |
182 if self.identity == match.identity and self.score == match.score and self.e_value == match.e_value: | |
183 | |
184 # if query and subject are identical | |
185 if ( self.range_query.seqname == match.range_query.seqname \ | |
186 and self.range_subject.seqname == match.range_subject.seqname ): | |
187 | |
188 # if the coordinates are equal | |
189 if self.range_query.__eq__( match.range_query ) and self.range_subject.__eq__( match.range_subject ): | |
190 return True | |
191 | |
192 else: | |
193 if verbose > 0: print "different coordinates"; sys.stdout.flush() | |
194 return False | |
195 | |
196 # if query and subject are reversed but identical | |
197 elif self.range_query.seqname == match.range_subject.seqname and self.range_subject.seqname == match.range_query.seqname: | |
198 | |
199 # if the coordinates are equal | |
200 if self.range_query.__eq__( match.range_subject ) and self.range_subject.__eq__( match.range_query ): | |
201 return True | |
202 | |
203 else: | |
204 if verbose > 0: print "different coordinates"; sys.stdout.flush() | |
205 return False | |
206 | |
207 else: | |
208 if verbose > 0: print "different sequence names"; sys.stdout.flush() | |
209 return False | |
210 | |
211 else: | |
212 if verbose > 0: print "different match numbers"; sys.stdout.flush() | |
213 return False |