unravel.cluster_stats.summary module

Use cstats_summary from UNRAVEL to aggregate and analyze cluster validation data from cstats_validation.

Prereqs:

• cstats_validation

Inputs:

• Cell/label density CSVs from from cstats_validation

• The current directory should not have other folders when running this script for the first time.

• Directories from cstats_summary or cstats_org_data are ok though.

• The sample_key.csv file should have the following format:

  dir_name,condition sample01,control sample02,treatment

Outputs:

• For each cluster map, the following output directories are created:

  • 3D_brains: Files 3D brain models of valid clusters

  • valid_clusters_tables_and_legend: Excel files with tables summarizing top regions and defining region abbreviations (for SI tables)

  • _valid_clusters: valid cluster maps, CSVs for sunburst plots (plot with Flourish), etc.

  • _valid_clusters_stats: test results for adding asterisks to the xlsx files, etc.

  • _valid_clusters_prism: CSVs for making bar graphs in GraphPad Prism (refer to the xlsx files for annotations)

cstats_summary runs these commands:

• cstats_org_data, cstats_group_data, utils_prepend, cstats, cstats_index, cstats_brain_model, cstats_table, cstats_prism, cstats_legend

Note

• Only process one comparison at a time. If you have multiple comparisons, run this script separately for each comparison in separate directories.

• Then aggregate the results as needed (e.g. to make a legend with all relevant abbeviations, copy the .xlsx files to a central location and run cstats_legend).

• See cstats for more information on -cp and -hg.

If you need to rerun this script, delete the following directories and files in the current working directory: find . -name _valid_clusters -exec rm -rf {} ; -o -name cluster_validation_summary_t-test.csv -exec rm -f {} ; -o -name cluster_validation_summary_tukey.csv -exec rm -f {} ; -o -name 3D_brains -exec rm -rf {} ; -o -name valid_clusters_tables_and_legend -exec rm -rf {} ; -o -name _valid_clusters_stats -exec rm -rf {} ;

If you want to aggregate CSVs for sunburst plots of valid clusters, run this in a root directory: find . -name “valid_clusters_sunburst.csv” -exec sh -c ‘cp {} ./$(basename $(dirname $(dirname {})))_$(basename {})’ ;

Likewise, you can aggregate raw data (raw_data_for_t-test_pooled.csv), stats (t-test_results.csv), and prism files (cell_density_summary_for_valid_clusters.csv).

Usage if running directly after cstats_validation:

cstats_summary -c <path/config.ini> -cvd ‘psilocybin_v_saline_tstat1_q<asterisk>’ -vd <path/vstats_dir> -sk <path/sample_key.csv> –groups <group1> <group2> -hg <higher_group> [-cp <condition_prefixes>] [-d <list of paths>] [-v]

Usage if running after cstats_validation and cstats_org_data:

cstats_summary -c <path/config.ini> -sk <path/sample_key.csv> –groups <group1> <group2> -hg <higher_group> [-cp <condition_prefixes>] [-d <list of paths>] [-v]

unravel.cluster_stats.summary.parse_args()

unravel.cluster_stats.summary.run_script(script_name, script_args)

Run a command/script using subprocess that respects the system’s PATH and captures output.

unravel.cluster_stats.summary.main()