Class: Bio::SignalP::Version3::Result
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Bio::SignalP::Version3::Result
- Includes:
- Common
- Defined in:
- lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb
Overview
The result of a SignalP program. Create using the output from -format short output and create_from_line()
Constant Summary collapse
- @@nn_results =
[:nn_Cmax, :nn_Cmax_position, :nn_Cmax_prediction, :nn_Ymax, :nn_Ymax_position, :nn_Ymax_prediction, :nn_Smax, :nn_Smax_position, :nn_Smax_prediction, :nn_Smean, :nn_Smean_prediction, :nn_D, :nn_D_prediction]
- @@hmm_results =
[ :hmm_result, :hmm_Cmax, :hmm_Cmax_position, :hmm_Cmax_prediction, :hmm_Sprob, :hmm_Sprob_prediction]
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.all_result_names ⇒ Object
Return an array of symbols representing the names of the columns.
-
.create_from_line(line) ⇒ Object
Create a new SignalpResult using a line from the signal p ‘short’ output format, version 3.0.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#all_results ⇒ Object
Return an array of all the results.
- #classical_signal_sequence? ⇒ Boolean
-
#cleavage_site ⇒ Object
Return the number of the residue after the cleavage site ie.
-
#signal?(clazz = self) ⇒ Boolean
Does it have a signal peptide? It can be this class (default), or another class that responds to :nn_D_prediction and :hmm_Sprob_prediction.
- #signal_anchor? ⇒ Boolean
Methods included from Common
Class Method Details
.all_result_names ⇒ Object
Return an array of symbols representing the names of the columns
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 97 def self.all_result_names return [@@nn_results, @@hmm_results].flatten end |
.create_from_line(line) ⇒ Object
Create a new SignalpResult using a line from the signal p ‘short’ output format, version 3.0
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 31 def self.create_from_line(line) # e.g. # # name Cmax pos ? Ymax pos ? Smax pos ? Smean ? D ? # name ! Cmax pos ? Sprob ? # 526.m04658 0.734 19 Y 0.686 19 Y 0.933 6 Y 0.760 Y 0.723 Y 526.m04658 Q 0.037 19 N 0.004 N matches = line.split(/[ \t]+/) if matches.length != Bio::SignalP::NUM_FIELDS_IN_VERSION3_SHORT_OUTPUT raise Exception, "Bad SignalP Short Line Found (#{matches.length}): '#{line}'" end i = 1 result = Result.new result.nn_Cmax = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.nn_Cmax_position = matches[i].to_i; i += 1 result.nn_Cmax_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 result.nn_Ymax = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.nn_Ymax_position = matches[i].to_i; i += 1 result.nn_Ymax_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 result.nn_Smax = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.nn_Smax_position = matches[i].to_i; i += 1 result.nn_Smax_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 result.nn_Smean = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.nn_Smean_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 result.nn_D = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.nn_D_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 i+= 1 result.hmm_result = matches[i]; i += 1 result.hmm_Cmax = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.hmm_Cmax_position = matches[i].to_i; i += 1 result.hmm_Cmax_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 result.hmm_Sprob = matches[i].to_f; i += 1 result.hmm_Sprob_prediction = result.to_bool matches[i]; i += 1 return result end |
Instance Method Details
#all_results ⇒ Object
Return an array of all the results. NN then HMM, as per SignalP short format
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 82 def all_results all = [] @@nn_results.each do |sym| all.push self.send(sym) end @@hmm_results.each do |sym| all.push self.send(sym) end return all end |
#classical_signal_sequence? ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 73 def classical_signal_sequence? return @nn_D_prediction end |
#cleavage_site ⇒ Object
Return the number of the residue after the cleavage site ie. the first residue of the mature protein Taken from the Y score, as it was decided this is the best prediction
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 104 def cleavage_site @nn_Ymax_position end |
#signal?(clazz = self) ⇒ Boolean
Does it have a signal peptide? It can be this class (default), or another class that responds to :nn_D_prediction and :hmm_Sprob_prediction
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 69 def signal?(clazz=self) return (clazz.send(:nn_D_prediction) or clazz.send(:hmm_Sprob_prediction)) end |
#signal_anchor? ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/bio/appl/signalp3.rb', line 77 def signal_anchor? return @hmm_Sprob_prediction end |