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1 """
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2 Utilities for xena queries.
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3
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4 A basic query example.
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5 Queries are scheme expressions.
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6
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7 >>> import xena_query as xena
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8 >>> xena.post("https://genome-cancer.ucsc.edu/proj/public/xena", "(+ 1 2)")
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9 '3.0'
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10
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11 >>> xena.post("https://genome-cancer.ucsc.edu/proj/public/xena", "(let [x 2 y (+ x 3)] (* x y))")
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12 '10.0'
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13
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14 Looking up sample ids for the TCGA LGG cohort.
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15
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16 >>> r = xena.post("https://genome-cancer.ucsc.edu/proj/public/xena",
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17 xena.patient_to_sample_query("TCGA.LGG.sampleMap",
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18 ["TCGA-CS-4938",
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19 "TCGA-HT-7693",
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20 "TCGA-CS-6665",
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21 "TCGA-S9-A7J2",
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22 "TCGA-FG-A6J3"]))
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23 '{"TCGA.LGG.sampleMap":["TCGA-CS-4938-01","TCGA-CS-6665-01","TCGA-FG-A6J3-01","TCGA-HT-7693-01","TCGA-S9-A7J2-01"]}'
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24
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25 >>> r = xena.post("https://genome-cancer.ucsc.edu/proj/public/xena",
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26 xena.find_sample_by_field_query("TCGA.LGG.sampleMap",
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27 "_PATIENT",
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28 ["TCGA-CS-4938",
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29 "TCGA-HT-7693",
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30 "TCGA-CS-6665",
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31 "TCGA-S9-A7J2",
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32 "TCGA-FG-A6J3"]))
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33 '{"TCGA.LGG.sampleMap":["TCGA-CS-4938-01","TCGA-CS-6665-01","TCGA-FG-A6J3-01","TCGA-HT-7693-01","TCGA-S9-A7J2-01"]}'
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34 >>> import json
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35 >>> json.loads(r)
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36 {u'TCGA.LGG.sampleMap': [u'TCGA-CS-4938-01', u'TCGA-CS-6665-01', u'TCGA-FG-A6J3-01', u'TCGA-HT-7693-01', u'TCGA-S9-A7J2-01']}
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37 """
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38
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39 import urllib2
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40 import re
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41
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42 def compose1(f, g):
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43 def composed(*args, **kwargs):
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44 return f(g(*args, **kwargs))
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45 return composed
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46
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47 # funcitonal composition, e.g.
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48 # compose(f, g)(a, ...) == f(g(a, ...))
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49 compose = lambda *funcs: reduce(compose1, funcs)
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50
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51 def quote(s):
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52 return '"' + s + '"'
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53
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54 def array_fmt(l):
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55 return '[' + ', '.join((quote(s) for s in l)) + ']'
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56
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57 # The strategy here is
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58 # o Do table scan on code to find codes matching field values
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59 # o Do IN query on unpack(field, x) to find rows matching codes
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60 # o Project to unpack(sample, x) to get sampleID code
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61 # o Join with code to get sampleID values
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62 #
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63 # Note the :limit on the table scan. This makes the table scan exit after we've
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64 # found enough values, rather than continuing to the end. We can do this because
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65 # enumerated values are unique. An alternative would be to index all the enumerated
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66 # values in the db.
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67 sample_query_str = """
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68 (let [cohort %s
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69 field_id-dataset (car (query {:select [[:field.id :field_id] [:dataset.id :dataset]]
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70 :from [:dataset]
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71 :join [:field [:= :dataset_id :dataset.id]]
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72 :where [:and [:= :cohort cohort]
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73 [:= :field.name %s]]}))
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74 values %s
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75 field_id (:field_id field_id-dataset)
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76 dataset (:dataset field_id-dataset)
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77 sample (:id (car (query {:select [:field.id]
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78 :from [:field]
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79 :where [:and [:= :dataset_id dataset]
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80 [:= :field.name "sampleID"]]})))
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81 N (- (:rows (car (query {:select [:rows]
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82 :from [:dataset]
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83 :where [:= :id dataset]}))) 1)]
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84 {cohort (map :value (query {:select [:value]
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85 :from [{:select [:x #sql/call [:unpack field_id, :x]]
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86 :from [#sql/call [:system_range 0 N]]
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87 :where [:in #sql/call [:unpack field_id, :x] {:select [:ordering]
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88 :from [:code]
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89 :where [:and [:= :field_id field_id]
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90 [:in :value values]]
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91 :limit (count values)}]}]
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92 :join [:code [:and [:= :field_id sample]
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93 [:= :ordering #sql/call [:unpack sample :x]]]]}))})
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94 """
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96 cohort_query_str = """
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97 (map :cohort (query {:select [:%distinct.cohort]
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98 :from [:dataset]
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99 :where [:not [:is nil :cohort]]}))
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100 """
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101
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102 datasets_list_in_cohort_query = """
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103 (map :text (query {:select [:text]
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104 :from [:dataset]
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105 :where [:= :cohort %s ]})
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106 """
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107
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108 datasets_type_pattern_str = """
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109 (map :name (query {:select [:name]
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110 :from [:dataset]
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111 :where [:and [:= :type %s]
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112 [:like :name %s]]}))
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113 """
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114
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115 def find_sample_by_field_query(cohort, field, values):
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116 """Return a xena query which looks up sample ids for the given field=values."""
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117 return sample_query_str % (quote(cohort), quote(field), array_fmt(values))
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118
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119 def patient_to_sample_query(cohort, patients):
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120 """Return a xena query which looks up sample ids for the given patients."""
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121 return find_sample_by_field_query(cohort, "_PATIENT", patients)
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122
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123 headers = { 'Content-Type' : "text/plain" }
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124
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125 def post(url, query):
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126 """POST a xena data query to the given url."""
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127 req = urllib2.Request(url + '/data/', query, headers)
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128 response = urllib2.urlopen(req)
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129 result = response.read()
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130 return result
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131
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132 def find_cohorts():
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133 """ Return a list of cohorts on a host at a specific url """
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134 """ return example: ["chinSF2007_public","TCGA.BRCA.sampleMap","cohort3"] """
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135 return cohort_query_str
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136
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137 def find_datasets_in_cohort(url, cohort):
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138 """ Return a list of datasets in a specific cohort on server=url.
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139 Each dataset is a dictionary of the data's metadata.
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140 This should be refactored to be consistent with the other methods."""
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141 return map(json.loads,
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142 json.loads(post(url, datasets_list_in_cohort_query % (quote(cohort)))))
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143
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144 def find_datasets_type_pattern(type, pattern):
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145 """Return a xena query which returns a list of datasets
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146 filtered by a pattern on the dataset name. The pattern is sql:
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147 % is wildcard."""
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148 return datasets_type_pattern_str % (quote(type), quote(pattern))
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149
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151 def strip_first_url_dir(path):
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152 return re.sub(r'^[^/]*', '', path)
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153
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154 # proj/<proj>/xena/<proj>/<path>
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155 # download/<proj>/xena/<path>
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156 def name_to_url(base_url, name):
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157 return base_url.replace('/proj/', '/download/') + strip_first_url_dir(name)
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