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Aperçu
Ce tutoriel montre le tfio.genome
package qui fournit la génomique couramment utilisés fonctionnalité IO - à savoir la lecture de plusieurs formats de fichiers en génomique et en fournissant également des opérations communes pour la préparation des données (par exemple - un codage à chaud ou de l' analyse qualité Phred en probabilités).
Ce package utilise le Nucleus Google bibliothèque pour fournir certaines des fonctionnalités de base.
Installer
try:
%tensorflow_version 2.x
except Exception:
pass
!pip install -q tensorflow-io
import tensorflow_io as tfio
import tensorflow as tf
Données FASTQ
FASTQ est un format de fichier génomique courant qui stocke à la fois les informations de séquence en plus des informations de qualité de base.
Tout d' abord, nous allons télécharger un échantillon fastq
fichier.
# Download some sample data:
curl -OL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tensorflow/io/master/tests/test_genome/test.fastq
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 100 407 100 407 0 0 2035 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 2035
Lire les données FASTQ
Maintenant, l' utilisation let tfio.genome.read_fastq
lire ce fichier (notez une tf.data
API à venir).
fastq_data = tfio.genome.read_fastq(filename="test.fastq")
print(fastq_data.sequences)
print(fastq_data.raw_quality)
tf.Tensor( [b'GATTACA' b'CGTTAGCGCAGGGGGCATCTTCACACTGGTGACAGGTAACCGCCGTAGTAAAGGTTCCGCCTTTCACT' b'CGGCTGGTCAGGCTGACATCGCCGCCGGCCTGCAGCGAGCCGCTGC' b'CGG'], shape=(4,), dtype=string) tf.Tensor( [b'BB>B@FA' b'AAAAABF@BBBDGGGG?FFGFGHBFBFBFABBBHGGGFHHCEFGGGGG?FGFFHEDG3EFGGGHEGHG' b'FAFAF;F/9;.:/;999B/9A.DFFF;-->.AAB/FC;9-@-=;=.' b'FAD'], shape=(4,), dtype=string)
Comme vous le voyez, le retour fastq_data
a fastq_data.sequences
qui est un tenseur de chaîne de toutes les séquences dans le fichier fastq (qui peut être chacun d' une taille différente) ainsi fastq_data.raw_quality
qui comprend des informations de qualité codées Phred sur la qualité de chaque lecture de base dans la séquence.
Qualité
Vous pouvez utiliser une opération d'assistance pour convertir ces informations de qualité en probabilités si vous êtes intéressé.
quality = tfio.genome.phred_sequences_to_probability(fastq_data.raw_quality)
print(quality.shape)
print(quality.row_lengths().numpy())
print(quality)
WARNING:tensorflow:From /tmpfs/src/tf_docs_env/lib/python3.6/site-packages/tensorflow/python/util/deprecation.py:574: calling map_fn_v2 (from tensorflow.python.ops.map_fn) with dtype is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Instructions for updating: Use fn_output_signature instead (4, None, 1) [ 7 68 46 3] <tf.RaggedTensor [[[0.0005011872854083776], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0012589251855388284], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0007943279924802482], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0006309572490863502]], [[0.0006309572490863502], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0007943279924802482], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0003162277571391314], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0010000000474974513], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0003981070767622441], [0.0002511885541025549], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0010000000474974513], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0002511885541025549], [0.0003162277571391314], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.015848929062485695], [0.0002511885541025549], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0002511885541025549], [0.0001584893325343728], [0.00012589251855388284], [0.0001584893325343728]], [[0.00019952621369156986], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.002511885715648532], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.03981072083115578], [0.003981071058660746], [0.002511885715648532], [0.050118714570999146], [0.003162277629598975], [0.03981072083115578], [0.002511885715648532], [0.003981071058660746], [0.003981071058660746], [0.003981071058660746], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.03981072083115578], [0.003981071058660746], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.050118714570999146], [0.0003162277571391314], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.002511885715648532], [0.06309572607278824], [0.06309572607278824], [0.0012589251855388284], [0.050118714570999146], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0005011872854083776], [0.03981072083115578], [0.00019952621369156986], [0.0003981070767622441], [0.002511885715648532], [0.003981071058660746], [0.06309572607278824], [0.0007943279924802482], [0.06309572607278824], [0.001584893325343728], [0.002511885715648532], [0.001584893325343728], [0.050118714570999146]], [[0.00019952621369156986], [0.0006309572490863502], [0.0003162277571391314]]]>
Un encodage à chaud
Vous pouvez également pour coder les données de séquence de génome (qui se compose de A
T
C
G
bases) en utilisant un seul codeur à chaud. Il y a une opération intégrée qui peut aider avec cela.
one_hot = tfio.genome.sequences_to_onehot(fastq_data.sequences)
print(one_hot)
print(one_hot.shape)
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print(tfio.genome.sequences_to_onehot.__doc__)
Convert DNA sequences into a one hot nucleotide encoding. Each nucleotide in each sequence is mapped as follows: A -> [1, 0, 0, 0] C -> [0, 1, 0, 0] G -> [0 ,0 ,1, 0] T -> [0, 0, 0, 1] If for some reason a non (A, T, C, G) character exists in the string, it is currently mapped to a error one hot encoding [1, 1, 1, 1]. Args: sequences: A tf.string tensor where each string represents a DNA sequence Returns: tf.RaggedTensor: The output sequences with nucleotides one hot encoded.