I have upgraded the old FMBNanalyzer script. It now comes in the form of a R script and a Rmarkdown document. The latter generates nice .html reports. Both operate on ***_agg.RDS lists extracted from ShinyFMBN. The script will be available on GitHub. Any help with testing is appreciated.
All the scripts we use to process raw sequences and to prep data for inclusion in FoodMicrobionet are now public on GitHub. Visit the FoodMicrobionet repository to view the most recent versions of the scripts.
A new version of DairyFMBN has been added to Mendeley data (https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/3cwf729p34/5) and quarantine will expire at the end of July. This is connected to an astounding ( 😉 )workflow for inference of microbial association networks, which is available on GitHub (https://github.com/ep142/MAN_in_cheese). Both are related to a review on microbial association networks in cheese which is about to be published as a preprint…
The development version of ShinyFMBN 2.1.2 (I had time only for limited testing) is available for download. The app includes access to records of FoodMicrobionet 3.1 and a new version of the manual is available. If you have time to test it please do and let me know:
Now ShinyFMBN (v2.1.2) can produce directly a number of useful exploratory graphs, including prevalence and abundance plots, bar plots of taxa abundance and box/violin plots for taxa abundance. All the graphs can be personalised.
The new app will be released in February 2020.
I have found a small (but nefarious) error in the samples table which affects selection of samples in the app if samples with id>1472 are included. This apparently escaped previous testing. You can find the fix here (in the meantime I will upload an update in Mendeley data).
New data and scripts, including version 1.2 of the ShinyFMBN app are available at Mendeley data.
This is a new script for converting *_agg.RDS or *_physeq.Rdata files created using the ShinyFMBN app (v1.1 or later) in OTU, taxonomy and sample metadata tables suitable for use with the Marker Data Profiling analysis pipeline of Microbiome Analyst (https://www.microbiomeanalyst.ca). Click here to download. Please beware: I am too old to be willing to write foolproof scripts and try to predict the vagaries of lazy users. If you are a fool (and/or don’t read/follow the instructions provided as comments in the script) the script will not work. Period.
ShinyFMBN, a Shiny app for exploring, filtering and extracting data from FoodMicrobionet v 3.0 is here…
With this app you will be able to:
You can download the first version of the manual here. You can download the beta here. Unfortunately I did not have the time for extensive testing so, if you notice something strange let me know. In the message please provide your name, affiliation, current position, and drop a few lines on why you are interested in the app.