From 07d1787f256ca83e1a75d0216729ec22865e0d49 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: DoraDong-2023 Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2024 17:07:15 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] Update code files 1. Add button in UI to determine whether perform task planning or single query mode. Note this will only effect as the first query in each dialog 2. Add header comments to code script. 3. Add more tutorial examples for reference 4. Update the server link --- README.md | 2 +- chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/Chat.tsx | 18 +- .../components/Chat/ChatInput.tsx | 54 +- chatbot_ui_biomania/package-lock.json | 1180 ++- chatbot_ui_biomania/package.json | 6 +- chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/chat.ts | 4 +- chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/home/home.tsx | 1 + chatbot_ui_biomania/types/chat.ts | 3 + chatbot_ui_biomania/utils/server/index.ts | 2 + docs/PyPI2APP.md | 2 +- .../ehrapy/causal_inference_mimic2.html | 7877 ++++++++++++++++ .../ehrapy/iac_introduction_mimic2.html | 8120 +++++++++++++++++ .../ehrapy/patient_fate_cellrank_mimic2.html | 8037 ++++++++++++++++ .../pl_missing_values_dendrogram_mimic2.html | 8056 ++++++++++++++++ .../pl_missing_values_heatmap_mimic2.html | 7844 ++++++++++++++++ .../pl_missing_values_matrix_mimic2.html | 8050 ++++++++++++++++ .../single_task/ehrapy/pl_violin_mimic2.html | 7851 ++++++++++++++++ .../snapatac2/basic_pl_tsse_pl_umap.html | 7659 ++++++++++++++++ .../peak_calling_marker_regions.html | 8077 ++++++++++++++++ .../failed_squidpy_gr_pl_ligrec_imc.html | 8097 ++++++++++++++++ src/R2APP/get_API_init_from_sourcecode_R.py | 5 + src/dataloader/check_valid_API_annotate.py | 1 + src/dataloader/download_issues.py | 1 + .../extract_function_from_sourcecode.py | 5 +- .../get_API_composite_from_tutorial.py | 5 + .../get_API_init_from_sourcecode.py | 7 + src/dataloader/prepare_issue_corpus.py | 1 + src/dataloader/preprocess_retriever_data.py | 9 + src/dataloader/utils/code_analyzer.py | 5 + .../utils/code_download_strategy.py | 5 + .../utils/extract_filter_from_function.py | 5 + src/dataloader/utils/other_download.py | 5 + .../utils/tutorial_loader_strategy.py | 5 + src/deploy/MyModelFile | 5 + src/deploy/ServerEventCallback.py | 5 + src/deploy/cli.py | 5 + src/deploy/cli_demo.py | 5 + src/deploy/cli_gradio.py | 5 + src/deploy/inference_dialog_server.py | 8 +- src/deploy/model.py | 165 +- src/deploy/ollama_app.py | 5 + src/deploy/ollama_demo.py | 7 +- src/deploy/preprocess_data_service.py | 4 + src/deploy/utils.py | 5 + src/gpt/gpt_interface.py | 5 + src/gpt/utils.py | 19 +- src/inference/execution_UI.py | 30 +- src/inference/param_count_acc.py | 2 +- src/inference/param_count_acc_just_test.py | 2 +- src/inference/retriever_batch_inference.py | 5 + src/inference/retriever_bm25_inference.py | 5 + src/inference/retriever_finetune_inference.py | 18 +- src/inference/utils.py | 9 +- src/models/api_evaluator.py | 3 + src/models/chitchat_classification.py | 1 + .../chitchat_classification_multicorpus.py | 5 + .../chitchat_classification_performance.py | 5 + src/models/data_classification.py | 6 +- src/models/dialog_classifier.py | 1 + src/models/gaussian_classification.py | 1 + src/models/generate.py | 1 + src/models/model.py | 5 + src/models/planner_classify.py | 5 +- src/models/query_issue_corpus.py | 1 + src/models/train_retriever.py | 5 + src/prompt/promptgenerator.py | 1 + src/report/Chat2PDF.py | 5 + src/report/Chat2Py.py | 5 + src/report/PNG2report.py | 5 + src/scripts/download_libs_get_API.py | 32 + src/scripts/step4_analysis_retriever.py | 1 + .../step5_analysis_compare_retriever.py | 1 + 72 files changed, 81091 insertions(+), 311 deletions(-) create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/causal_inference_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/iac_introduction_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/patient_fate_cellrank_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_dendrogram_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_heatmap_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_matrix_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_violin_mimic2.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/snapatac2/basic_pl_tsse_pl_umap.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/snapatac2/peak_calling_marker_regions.html create mode 100644 examples/single_task/squidpy/failed_squidpy_gr_pl_ligrec_imc.html create mode 100644 src/deploy/MyModelFile create mode 100644 src/scripts/download_libs_get_API.py diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index cf631a0..57a28bb 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ We also offer a GPTs demo (under developing). # Web access online demo -We provide a colab demo [![Open In Colab](https://colab.research.google.com/assets/colab-badge.svg)](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/14K4562oeesEz5qMoXmjv9gW_4VeLh6_U?usp=sharing) and an [online demo](https://biomania.serveo.net/en) hosted on our server! +We provide a colab demo [![Open In Colab](https://colab.research.google.com/assets/colab-badge.svg)](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/14K4562oeesEz5qMoXmjv9gW_4VeLh6_U?usp=sharing) and an [online demo](https://biomania.ngrok.io/en) hosted on our server! # Quick start diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/Chat.tsx b/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/Chat.tsx index 76a2598..347b67c 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/Chat.tsx +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/Chat.tsx @@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { const messagesEndRef = useRef(null); const chatContainerRef = useRef(null); const textareaRef = useRef(null); + const [mode, setMode] = useState<'T' | 'S' | 'A'>('T'); const toolStart: ToolUsage = { type: "tool", @@ -122,7 +123,8 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { tools: [toolStart, toolEnd, agentAction], recommendations: [], files: [], - session_id: selectedConversation?.id || 'default-session-id' + session_id: selectedConversation?.id || 'default-session-id', + mode: mode || 'T', }); const handleSend = useCallback( async (message: Message, deleteCount = 0, plugin: Plugin | null = null) => { @@ -159,7 +161,8 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { tools: [toolStart, toolEnd, agentAction], recommendations: [], files: [], - session_id: selectedConversation.id + session_id: selectedConversation.id, + mode: 'T', }, message ] @@ -186,6 +189,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { conversation_started: isFirstMessageInConversation, session_id: updatedConversation.id, optionalParams: optionalParams, + mode: mode, }; console.log("updatedConversation", updatedConversation) const endpoint = "api/chat"; @@ -288,7 +292,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { isFirst = false; const updatedMessages: Message[] = [ ...updatedConversation.messages, - { role: 'assistant', content: text, tools: resultObjs, recommendations: [], files:[],session_id: selectedConversation.id }, + { role: 'assistant', content: text, tools: resultObjs, recommendations: [], files:[],session_id: selectedConversation.id, mode: "T" }, ]; updatedConversation = {...updatedConversation, messages: updatedMessages}; homeDispatch({field: 'selectedConversation', value: updatedConversation}); @@ -312,6 +316,10 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { return conversation; }, ); + const updatedMessage = { + ...message, + mode: mode, + }; if (updatedConversations.length === 0) { updatedConversations.push(updatedConversation); } @@ -322,7 +330,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { const { answer } = await response.json(); const updatedMessages: Message[] = [ ...updatedConversation.messages, - { role: 'assistant', content: answer, tools: [], recommendations: [], files:[],session_id: selectedConversation.id }, + { role: 'assistant', content: answer, tools: [], recommendations: [], files:[],session_id: selectedConversation.id, mode: "T" }, ]; updatedConversation = {...updatedConversation, messages: updatedMessages}; homeDispatch({ field: 'selectedConversation', value: updateConversation}); @@ -354,6 +362,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { attachedFiles, selectedConversation, optionalParams, + mode, ], ); const handleFileUpload = useCallback( @@ -583,6 +592,7 @@ export const Chat = memo(({ stopConversationRef }: Props) => { }} showScrollDownButton={showScrollDownButton} onUpload={handleFileUpload} + onModeChange={setMode} /> )} diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/ChatInput.tsx b/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/ChatInput.tsx index 989e645..1a22d50 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/ChatInput.tsx +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/components/Chat/ChatInput.tsx @@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ interface Props { textareaRef: MutableRefObject; showScrollDownButton: boolean; onUpload: (file: File) => void; + onModeChange: (mode: 'T' | 'S' | 'A') => void; } export const ChatInput = ({ onSend, @@ -58,6 +59,7 @@ export const ChatInput = ({ textareaRef, showScrollDownButton, onUpload, + onModeChange }: Props) => { const { t } = useTranslation('chat'); const { @@ -77,6 +79,7 @@ export const ChatInput = ({ const [plugin, setPlugin] = useState(null); const [attachedFiles, setAttachedFiles] = useState([]); const [fileInputRef, setFileInputRef] = useState(() => createRef()); + const [mode, setMode] = useState<'T' | 'S' | 'A'>('T'); const handleFileInputChange = (e: React.ChangeEvent) => { if (e.target.files) { const files = Array.from(e.target.files).map(file => ({ id: uuidv4(), data: file, type: 'file' as const, filename: file.name })); @@ -121,7 +124,7 @@ export const ChatInput = ({ return; } const isFirstMessage = selectedConversation?.messages.length === 0; - onSend({ role: 'user', content, tools: [], recommendations: [], files: attachedFiles, conversation_started: isFirstMessage, session_id: selectedConversation?.id|| ""}, plugin); + onSend({ role: 'user', content, tools: [], recommendations: [], files: attachedFiles, conversation_started: isFirstMessage, session_id: selectedConversation?.id|| "", mode: mode ||"T"}, plugin); setContent(''); setAttachedFiles([]); setPlugin(null); @@ -224,6 +227,21 @@ export const ChatInput = ({ setPromptInputValue(''); } }, []); + const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false); + const handleModeChange = (newMode: 'T' | 'S' | 'A') => { + setMode(newMode); + onModeChange(newMode); + setIsOpen(false); // Close dropdown after selection + + // Prepare session data + const sessionData = { + mode: newMode, + sessionId: selectedConversation?.id || "", + files: attachedFiles, + }; + // Log or record session data as needed + console.log("Session Data:", sessionData); + }; const handlePromptSelect = (prompt: Prompt) => { const parsedVariables = parseVariables(prompt.content); setVariables(parsedVariables); @@ -353,6 +371,40 @@ export const ChatInput = ({ > URL + {/* Task planning Mode select */} + + + {isOpen && ( +
+
    +
  • handleModeChange('T')} + > + Task Planning (T) +
    • +
  • handleModeChange('S')} + > + Single Query (S) +
    • +
  • handleModeChange('A')} + > + Automatically Chosen (A) +
    • +
+
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"https://registry.npmmirror.com/vfile-message/-/vfile-message-3.1.4.tgz", @@ -12270,9 +12913,9 @@ } }, "node_modules/vite": { - "version": "4.4.9", - "resolved": "https://registry.npmmirror.com/vite/-/vite-4.4.9.tgz", - "integrity": "sha512-2mbUn2LlUmNASWwSCNSJ/EG2HuSRTnVNaydp6vMCm5VIqJsjMfbIWtbH2kDuwUVW5mMUKKZvGPX/rqeqVvv1XA==", + "version": "4.5.3", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/vite/-/vite-4.5.3.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-kQL23kMeX92v3ph7IauVkXkikdDRsYMGTVl5KY2E9OY4ONLvkHf04MDTbnfo6NKxZiDLWzVpP5oTa8hQD8U3dg==", "dev": true, "dependencies": { "esbuild": "^0.18.10", @@ -12285,6 +12928,9 @@ "engines": { "node": "^14.18.0 || >=16.0.0" }, + "funding": { + "url": "https://github.com/vitejs/vite?sponsor=1" + }, "optionalDependencies": { "fsevents": "~2.3.2" }, @@ -12452,11 +13098,31 @@ "makeerror": "1.0.12" } }, + "node_modules/watchpack": { + "version": "2.4.0", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/watchpack/-/watchpack-2.4.0.tgz", + "integrity": 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- "version": "8.14.1", - "resolved": "https://registry.npmmirror.com/ws/-/ws-8.14.1.tgz", - "integrity": "sha512-4OOseMUq8AzRBI/7SLMUwO+FEDnguetSk7KMb1sHwvF2w2Wv5Hoj0nlifx8vtGsftE/jWHojPy8sMMzYLJ2G/A==", + "version": "8.17.1", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/ws/-/ws-8.17.1.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-6XQFvXTkbfUOZOKKILFG1PDK2NDQs4azKQl26T0YS5CxqWLgXajbPZ+h4gZekJyRqFU8pvnbAbbs/3TgRPy+GQ==", "engines": { "node": ">=10.0.0" }, diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/package.json b/chatbot_ui_biomania/package.json index 5bf4a1d..d1b29a7 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/package.json +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/package.json @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ "@emotion/styled": "^11.11.0", "@mui/icons-material": "^5.14.9", "@mui/material": "^5.14.10", + "@supabase/supabase-js": "^2.43.5", "@tabler/icons-react": "^2.9.0", "@types/react-copy-to-clipboard": "5.0.4", "eventsource-parser": "^0.1.0", @@ -25,9 +26,9 @@ "html2pdf.js": "^0.10.1", "i18next": "^22.4.13", "jspdf": "^2.5.1", - "next": "13.2.4", + "next": "^13.5.6", "next-i18next": "^13.2.2", - "openai": "^3.2.1", + "openai": "^4.51.0", "react": "18.2.0", "react-copy-to-clipboard": "5.1.0", "react-dom": "18.2.0", @@ -40,6 +41,7 @@ "react-syntax-highlighter": "^15.5.0", "react-to-print": "^2.14.13", "rehype-mathjax": "^4.0.2", + "rehype-raw": "^7.0.0", "remark-gfm": "^3.0.1", "remark-math": "^5.1.1", "socket.io-client": "^4.7.2", diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/chat.ts b/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/chat.ts index f84f528..f7ced35 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/chat.ts +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/chat.ts @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ export const config = { }; const handler = async (req: Request): Promise => { try { - const { top_k, method, messages, files, Lib, new_lib_github_url, new_lib_doc_url, conversation_started, api_html,lib_alias,session_id,optionalParams } = (await req.json()) as ChatBody; + const { top_k, method, messages, files, Lib, new_lib_github_url, new_lib_doc_url, conversation_started, api_html,lib_alias,session_id,optionalParams, mode } = (await req.json()) as ChatBody; let messagesToSend: Message[] = []; @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ const handler = async (req: Request): Promise => { const message = messages[i]; messagesToSend = [message, ...messagesToSend]; } - const stream = await BioMANIAStream(method.method, messagesToSend, top_k, Lib, files, new_lib_github_url, new_lib_doc_url, api_html,lib_alias,conversation_started,session_id,optionalParams); + const stream = await BioMANIAStream(method.method, messagesToSend, top_k, Lib, files, new_lib_github_url, new_lib_doc_url, api_html,lib_alias,conversation_started,session_id,optionalParams, mode); return new Response(stream); } catch (error) { diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/home/home.tsx b/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/home/home.tsx index f0352fe..1bcc8c9 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/home/home.tsx +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/pages/api/home/home.tsx @@ -193,6 +193,7 @@ const Home = ({ lib_alias: "", conversation_started: true, session_id: "", + mode: "T", }; const updatedConversations = [...conversations, newConversation]; dispatch({ field: 'selectedConversation', value: newConversation }); diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/types/chat.ts b/chatbot_ui_biomania/types/chat.ts index 17a3c58..81a9e30 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/types/chat.ts +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/types/chat.ts @@ -64,6 +64,7 @@ export interface Message { files: FileObject[] | null; conversation_started?: boolean; session_id:string; + mode:string; } export type Role = 'assistant' | 'user'; export interface ChatBody { @@ -79,6 +80,7 @@ export interface ChatBody { conversation_started: boolean; session_id:string; optionalParams:string; + mode:string; } export interface Conversation { id: string; @@ -95,4 +97,5 @@ export interface Conversation { lib_alias: string; conversation_started: boolean; session_id:string; + mode:string; } diff --git a/chatbot_ui_biomania/utils/server/index.ts b/chatbot_ui_biomania/utils/server/index.ts index c455e94..5da9f9c 100644 --- a/chatbot_ui_biomania/utils/server/index.ts +++ b/chatbot_ui_biomania/utils/server/index.ts @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ export const BioMANIAStream = async ( conversation_started: boolean, session_id:string, optionalParams:string, + mode:string, ) => { // streamed response const response = await fetch(streamUrl, { @@ -47,6 +48,7 @@ export const BioMANIAStream = async ( conversation_started: conversation_started, session_id:session_id, optionalParams:optionalParams, + mode:mode, }), headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' diff --git a/docs/PyPI2APP.md b/docs/PyPI2APP.md index b010025..41fdb59 100644 --- a/docs/PyPI2APP.md +++ b/docs/PyPI2APP.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ To use web UI smoothly, don't forget to add the new lib information to `BioMANIA 2. Generate API_init.json using the provided script. ```bash -python -m src.dataloader.get_API_init_from_sourcecode --LIB ${LIB} +python -m src.dataloader.get_API_init_from_sourcecode --LIB ${LIB} --unpredicted_API_types "module" --unpredicted_API_types "constant" --unpredicted_API_types "getset_descriptor" --unpredicted_API_types "property" ``` Note: If you have prepared an API list txt file, you can add `--api_txt_path your_file_path` to extract the API information. The sequence is firstly to recognize the API txt file, if not given then recognize the API html page, finally we start from Lib_ALIAS and check all its submodules. diff --git a/examples/single_task/ehrapy/causal_inference_mimic2.html b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/causal_inference_mimic2.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..92d5acd --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/causal_inference_mimic2.html @@ -0,0 +1,7877 @@ + + +BioMANIA UI
Top K: 1 | Lib: ehrapy |
ehrapy
Please load the mimic2 dataset
ehrapy
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API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873118400574
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  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
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  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589107394218445
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Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which is a collection of medical data. We solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2 function, allowing us to specify whether we want the data already encoded and which specific columns to include.

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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains health data, in two different ways: once without any special formatting and once with it. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, specifying whether we want the data to be 'encoded' (formatted for easier use) or not. The first code call retrieves the dataset in its original form (encoded=False), while the second call gets the already formatted version (encoded=True).

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Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'ehrapy_column_type'
+uns: 'original_values_categoricals', 'var_to_encoding', 'encoding_to_var'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
0SICUFriday
1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
3SICUSaturday
4SICUSaturday

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Perform causal inference with refutation tests on the input data using the linear regression model, with refute_methods set as ["random_common_cause", "data_subset_refuter", "add_unobserved_common_cause"], and showing the graph.
ehrapy
API information retrieval

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  • ehrapy.tools.causal_inference : Performs causal inference on an AnnData object using the specified causal model and returns a tuple containing the causal estimate and the results of any refutation tests. Similarity score: 0.6634777784347534
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  • ehrapy.plot.causal_effect : Plot the causal effect estimate. This function plots the causal effect of treatment on outcome, assuming a linear relationship between the two. Similarity score: 0.43920785188674927
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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.regress_out : Regress out (mostly) unwanted sources of variation. Uses simple linear regression. Similarity score: 0.2623581290245056
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Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.causal_inference

The task is to analyze the relationship between a treatment and an outcome while validating the findings using different tests, specifically with a linear regression model. We solved it by using a specific API function to perform causal inference on the input data, applying multiple refutation methods, and displaying the results in a graph.

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+Perform causal inference with 'estimation_method' set as 'backdoor.linear_regression', 'refute_methods' set as ["random_common_cause", "data_subset_refuter", "add_unobserved_common_cause"], and 'show_graph' set as True.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'An AnnData object containing the input data.'('adata': anndata.AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes A str representing the causal graph to use.('graph': Union[nx.DiGraph, str]), and A str representing the treatment variable in the causal graph.('treatment': str), and A str representing the outcome variable in the causal graph.('outcome': str), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'graph'?

"digraph { aline_flg[label=\"Indwelling arterial catheters used\"]; icu_los_day[label=\"Days in ICU\"]; age -> sepsis_flg; age -> chf_flg; age -> afib_flg; age -> renal_flg; age -> liver_flg; age -> copd_flg; age -> cad_flg; age -> stroke_flg; age -> resp_flg; bmi -> sepsis_flg; bmi -> chf_flg; bmi -> afib_flg; bmi -> renal_flg; bmi -> liver_flg; bmi -> copd_flg; bmi -> cad_flg; bmi -> stroke_flg; bmi -> resp_flg; sepsis_flg -> aline_flg; chf_flg -> aline_flg; afib_flg -> aline_flg; renal_flg -> aline_flg; liver_flg -> aline_flg; copd_flg -> aline_flg; cad_flg -> aline_flg; stroke_flg -> aline_flg; resp_flg -> aline_flg; sepsis_flg -> icu_los_day; chf_flg -> icu_los_day; afib_flg -> icu_los_day; renal_flg -> icu_los_day; liver_flg -> icu_los_day; copd_flg -> icu_los_day; cad_flg -> icu_los_day; stroke_flg -> icu_los_day; resp_flg -> icu_los_day; aline_flg -> icu_los_day; }"
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'treatment'?

"aline_flg"
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'outcome'?

"icu_los_day"
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import causal_inference
+result_3 = causal_inference(result_2, "digraph { aline_flg[label=\"Indwelling arterial catheters used\"]; icu_los_day[label=\"Days in ICU\"]; age -> sepsis_flg; age -> chf_flg; age -> afib_flg; age -> renal_flg; age -> liver_flg; age -> copd_flg; age -> cad_flg; age -> stroke_flg; age -> resp_flg; bmi -> sepsis_flg; bmi -> chf_flg; bmi -> afib_flg; bmi -> renal_flg; bmi -> liver_flg; bmi -> copd_flg; bmi -> cad_flg; bmi -> stroke_flg; bmi -> resp_flg; sepsis_flg -> aline_flg; chf_flg -> aline_flg; afib_flg -> aline_flg; renal_flg -> aline_flg; liver_flg -> aline_flg; copd_flg -> aline_flg; cad_flg -> aline_flg; stroke_flg -> aline_flg; resp_flg -> aline_flg; sepsis_flg -> icu_los_day; chf_flg -> icu_los_day; afib_flg -> icu_los_day; renal_flg -> icu_los_day; liver_flg -> icu_los_day; copd_flg -> icu_los_day; cad_flg -> icu_los_day; stroke_flg -> icu_los_day; resp_flg -> icu_los_day; aline_flg -> icu_los_day; }", "aline_flg", "icu_los_day", 'backdoor.linear_regression', refute_methods=['random_common_cause', 'data_subset_refuter', 'add_unobserved_common_cause'], show_graph=True, show_refute_plots='True')
Task summary

The task is to analyze how the use of indwelling arterial catheters (represented as "aline_flg") affects the number of days a patient spends in the ICU (referred to as "icu_los_day"). We solved it by using a causal inference function that checks the influence of various health factors on both the treatment and outcome, with a specific focus on a linear regression method to estimate this effect. Key parameters included the causal graph that outlines relationships between variables, the chosen treatment and outcome variables, and methods to validate our findings through refutation tests.

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Executing results

Causal inference results for treatment variable 'aline_flg' and outcome variable 'icu_los_day':
+└- Increasing the treatment variable(s) [aline_flg] from 0 to 1 causes an increase of 2.2348813112770145 in the expected value of the outcome [['icu_los_day']], over the data distribution/population represented by the dataset. +Refutation results
+├-Refute: Add a random common cause
+| ├- Estimated effect: 2.23
+| ├- New effect: 2.235
+| ├- p-value: 0.465
+| └- Test significance: 2.23
+├-Refute: Use a subset of data
+| ├- Estimated effect: 2.23
+| ├- New effect: 2.228
+| ├- p-value: 0.455
+| └- Test significance: 2.23
+└-Refute: Add an Unobserved Common Cause
+├- Estimated effect: 2.23
+├- New effect: -0.54, 2.31
+├- p-value: Not applicable
+└- Test significance: 2.23

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: *** Causal Estimate *** +

Identified estimand

+Estimand type: EstimandType.NONPARAMETRIC_ATE +

Estimand : 1

+Estimand name: backdoor
+Estimand expression:
+d
+────────────(E[icu_los_day|resp_flg,copd_flg,sepsis_flg,liver_flg,stroke_flg,afib_flg,cad_flg,chf_
+d[aline_flg] +flg,renal_flg]) +Estimand assumption 1, Unconfoundedness: If U→{aline_flg} and U→icu_los_day then P(icu_los_day|aline_flg,resp_flg,copd_flg,sepsis_flg,liver_flg,stroke_flg,afib_flg,cad_flg,chf_flg,renal_flg,U) = P(icu_los_day|aline_flg,resp_flg,copd_flg,sepsis_flg,liver_flg,stroke_flg,afib_flg,cad_flg,chf_flg,renal_flg) +

Realized estimand

+b: icu_los_day~aline_flg+resp_flg+copd_flg+sepsis_flg+liver_flg+stroke_flg+afib_flg+cad_flg+chf_flg+renal_flg
+Target units: ate +

Estimate

+Mean value: 2.2348813112770145

Executed results [Success]
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Please load the mimic2 dataset
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  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains important medical data. We solved it by using a specific function from a library that allows us to easily load this dataset, with options to return it in a certain format or include only specific columns.

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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to retrieve the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains medical data for research purposes. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, where we can set encoded to either True or False depending on whether we want the data already processed (encoded) or in its raw format. Specifically, result_1 gets the raw dataset while result_2 retrieves the processed version.

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Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
0SICUFriday
1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
3SICUSaturday
4SICUSaturday

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Could you impute missing values in my data using knn imputation with 5 neighbors?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.knn_impute : Imputes missing values in the input AnnData object using K-nearest neighbor imputation. When using KNN Imputation with mixed data (non-numerical and numerical), encoding using ordinal encoding is required since KNN Imputation can only work on numerical data. Similarity score: 0.7961999177932739
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.simple_impute : Impute missing values in numerical data using mean/median/most frequent imputation. Similarity score: 0.494254469871521
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.miss_forest_impute : Impute data using the MissForest strategy. This function uses the MissForest strategy to impute missing values in the data matrix of an AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.48164433240890503
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.knn_impute

The task is to fill in missing values in a dataset using a method called K-nearest neighbor (KNN) imputation with 5 neighbors. We solved it by using a specific function that analyzes the data, identifies nearby data points, and fills in the gaps while allowing us to decide whether to keep the original data unchanged.

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+Could you impute missing values in my data using knn imputation with 'n_neighbours' set to 5?

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There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'An annotated data matrix containing gene expression values.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import knn_impute
+result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to fill in missing values in a dataset that contains gene expression information, which is essential for accurate analysis. We solved it by using a function called knn_impute, which applies a method that looks at similar data points (neighbors) to estimate and fill in the gaps. In our code, we chose copy=True to ensure that the original data remains unchanged while we create a new version with the missing values filled in.

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Running KNN imputation ⠙

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_4: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday1222.22222222222222
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday35.555555555555555
4SICUSaturday00.0

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Could you calcuate the QC metrices?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.qc_metrics : Calculates various quality control metrics. Uses the original values to calculate the metrics and not the encoded ones. Similarity score: 0.6233915686607361
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.qc_lab_measurements : Examines lab measurements for reference ranges and outliers. Source: The used reference values were obtained from https://accessmedicine. mhmedical. com/content. aspx?bookid=1069&sectionid=60775149 . Similarity score: 0.4032593369483948
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.paga : Mapping out the coarse-grained connectivity structures of complex manifolds [Wolf19]_. By quantifying the connectivity of partitions (groups, clusters), partition-based graph abstraction (PAGA) generates a much simpler abstracted graph (PAGA graph) of partitions, in which edge weights represent confidence in the presence of connections. Similarity score: 0.310513973236084
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.qc_metrics

The task is to calculate quality control metrics for a dataset to understand its completeness and reliability. We solved it by using the qc_metrics function from the ehrapy library, which computes various statistics like the number of missing values and their distribution, giving us a clearer picture of the data quality.

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+Could you calculate the QC metrics using <span style="color:red">result_4</span> as the input data?

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'Annotated data matrix.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+.

result_4
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import qc_metrics
+result_6 = qc_metrics(result_4, layer=result_4)
Task summary

The task is to calculate quality control metrics for a dataset to understand its data quality better. We solved it by using the qc_metrics function from the ehrapy library, which analyzes data (in this case, result_4) and generates metrics such as missing values and statistical summaries. In the code, layer=result_4 specifies which part of the data we're analyzing, so the function can give us insights into the quality of that specific dataset.

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Executed results [Fail]

TypeError: unhashable type: 'AnnData'

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The error in the failed attempt occurred because the variable 'layer' was incorrectly set to 'result_4', which is an AnnData object and not a string representing a layer name. To correct this, I will set 'layer' to None to use the default layer for calculating the QC metrics.

python
result_qc_metrics = qc_metrics(result_4, layer=None, inplace=True)
Code explanation

The task is to calculate various quality control metrics for a dataset, helping us understand its completeness and features better. We solved it by using the qc_metrics function from the ehrapy library, where result_4 is the dataset we want to analyze and inplace=True means we want these metrics added directly to our dataset for easy access. This allows us to evaluate things like missing values and basic statistics like mean and standard deviation, which are crucial for understanding data quality.

Executed results [Fail]

TypeError: qc_metrics() got an unexpected keyword argument 'inplace'

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The TypeError in the previous attempts occurred because incorrect arguments were passed to the qc_metrics function. Specifically, the 'inplace' argument is not recognized, and the layer should have been specified correctly, which I will rectify by using the appropriate arguments.

python
result_qc_metrics = qc_metrics(result_4, qc_vars=[], layer=None)
Code explanation

The task is to calculate various quality control (QC) metrics for a dataset to understand the quality and completeness of the data. We solved it by using the qc_metrics function from the ehrapy library, which takes the dataset (result_4) and evaluates specific metrics, like the amount of missing values and statistics such as mean and median. In the generated code, qc_vars is left empty (indicating no extra variable metrics are needed), and the layer is set to None, meaning it uses the main data layer instead of a specific subset.

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_qc_metrics: ( missing_values_abs missing_values_pct
+0 0 0.0
+1 0 0.0
+2 0 0.0
+3 0 0.0
+4 0 0.0
+... ... ...
+1771 0 0.0
+1772 0 0.0
+1773 0 0.0
+1774 0 0.0
+1775 0 0.0 +[1776 rows x 2 columns], missing_values_abs ... iqr_outliers
+ehrapycat_service_unit_FICU 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_service_unit_MICU 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_service_unit_SICU 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Friday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Monday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Saturday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Sunday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Thursday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Tuesday 0 ... True
+ehrapycat_day_icu_intime_Wednesday 0 ... True
+aline_flg 0 ... False
+icu_los_day 0 ... True
+hospital_los_day 0 ... True
+age 0 ... False
+gender_num 0 ... False
+weight_first 0 ... True
+bmi 0 ... True
+sapsi_first 0 ... True
+sofa_first 0 ... True
+service_num 0 ... False
+day_icu_intime_num 0 ... False
+hour_icu_intime 0 ... False
+hosp_exp_flg 0 ... True
+icu_exp_flg 0 ... True
+day_28_flg 0 ... True
+mort_day_censored 0 ... True
+censor_flg 0 ... False
+sepsis_flg 0 ... False
+chf_flg 0 ... True
+afib_flg 0 ... True
+renal_flg 0 ... True
+liver_flg 0 ... True
+copd_flg 0 ... True
+cad_flg 0 ... True
+stroke_flg 0 ... True
+mal_flg 0 ... True
+resp_flg 0 ... False
+map_1st 0 ... True
+hr_1st 0 ... True
+temp_1st 0 ... True
+spo2_1st 0 ... True
+abg_count 0 ... True
+wbc_first 0 ... True
+hgb_first 0 ... True
+platelet_first 0 ... True
+sodium_first 0 ... True
+potassium_first 0 ... True
+tco2_first 0 ... True
+chloride_first 0 ... True
+bun_first 0 ... True
+creatinine_first 0 ... True
+po2_first 0 ... True
+pco2_first 0 ... True
+iv_day_1 0 ... True +[54 rows x 8 columns])

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Can you reduce the dimensionality of the dataset with principal component analysis?
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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.pca : Computes a principal component analysis. Computes PCA coordinates, loadings and variance decomposition. Similarity score: 0.5114521980285645
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.pca_loadings : Rank features according to contributions to PCs. Similarity score: 0.30112022161483765
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.embedding : Scatter plot for user specified embedding basis (e. g. umap, pca, etc). Similarity score: 0.2123226523399353
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.pca

The task is to simplify a complex dataset by reducing its dimensions using a method called principal component analysis (PCA). We solved it by using the ehrapy.preprocessing.pca function, which processes the data to find the main features that capture the most important information while discarding less significant details.

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+Can you reduce the dimensionality of the dataset with principal component analysis using 'n_comps' set to 50 and 'zero_center' as 'True'?

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'The (annotated) data matrix of shape n_obs × n_vars. Rows correspond to observations and columns to features.'('data': Union[AnnData, ndarray, spmatrix]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'data'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+.

result_4
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import pca
+result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to perform a principal component analysis (PCA) on a dataset to reduce its complexity while retaining important information. We solved it by using the pca function from the ehrapy library, specifying that we want to compute 50 principal components and to work on a copy of the original data. In this context, result_4 is the dataset we are analyzing, n_comps=50 indicates how many principal components to extract, and copy=True ensures that the original data remains unchanged while we add the PCA results to it.

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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_7: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'pca'
+obsm: 'X_pca'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday00.0
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday00.0
4SICUSaturday00.0

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Could you visualize the principal components using the components argument ['1,2', '3,4'], and colored 'service_unit'?
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.pca : Computes a principal component analysis. Computes PCA coordinates, loadings and variance decomposition. Similarity score: 0.3452019691467285
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.pca_loadings : Rank features according to contributions to PCs. Similarity score: 0.33533570170402527
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.embedding : Scatter plot for user specified embedding basis (e. g. umap, pca, etc). Similarity score: 0.3295206129550934
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.embedding

The task is to create a visual representation of specific principal components, namely '1,2' and '3,4', while coloring the data points based on the 'service_unit' attribute. We solved it by using the ehrapy.plot.embedding function to generate a scatter plot that displays the specified components with the desired color coding.

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+Could you visualize the principal <span style="color:red">components using the <span style="color:red">components argument ['1,2', '3,4'] and color by 'service_unit'?

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
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The predicted API takes None('basis': str), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'basis'?

pca
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import embedding
+result_11 = embedding(result_7, 'pca', color='service_unit', components=['1,2', '3,4'], show=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize high-dimensional data using PCA (Principal Component Analysis) to see how different service units are distributed in this reduced space. We solved it by using the embedding function from the ehrapy library, specifying 'pca' as the method, coloring the points by 'service_unit', and plotting specific components to highlight important relationships in the data. The show=True parameter ensures the plot is displayed immediately for easy interpretation.

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May I inspect the PC dimensionality loadings which highlight the features that contribute strongest to the selected PC? Set components as "1,2"
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.pca_loadings : Rank features according to contributions to PCs. Similarity score: 0.6085500121116638
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.pca : Computes a principal component analysis. Computes PCA coordinates, loadings and variance decomposition. Similarity score: 0.41902434825897217
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.highly_variable_features : Annotate highly variable features. Expects count data. Similarity score: 0.3784961700439453
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.pca_loadings

The task is to examine which features most significantly influence specific principal components (PCs) of a dataset on a computer. We solved it by using a function called pca_loadings to generate a visual ranking of these features for the first and second PCs.

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+May I inspect the PC dimensionality loadings which highlight the features that contribute strongest to the selected PC? Set 'components' as "1,2".

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import pca_loadings
+pca_loadings(result_7, components='1,2')
Task summary

The task is to visualize the contributions of different features to the first two principal components of a dataset represented by result_7. We solved it by using the pca_loadings function from the ehrapy library, which takes the dataset and specifies that we want to look at the first two components for analysis. In this solution, result_7 is the dataset, and components='1,2' indicates that we are interested in understanding how different features contribute to the first and second principal components.

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Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained

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Could you reduce representation through umap?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.tools.umap : Embed the neighborhood graph using UMAP [McInnes18]_. UMAP (Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection) is a manifold learning technique suitable for visualizing high-dimensional data. Similarity score: 0.36473461985588074
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.umap : Scatter plot in UMAP basis. Similarity score: 0.3448541462421417
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.encode : Encode categoricals of an :class:~anndata. AnnData object. Categorical values could be either passed via parameters or are autodetected on the fly. Similarity score: 0.16944676637649536
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.umap

The task is to simplify and visualize complex data using UMAP, a technique that helps to create two-dimensional representations from high-dimensional data. We solved it by applying the umap function, which takes various parameters like distance between points, initial positions, and the number of dimensions, to transform and present the data in a more understandable way.

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+Could you reduce representation through UMAP with 'min_dist' set as 0.5, 'spread' set as 1.0, 'n_components' set as 2, 'alpha' set as 1.0, 'gamma' set as 1.0, and 'negative_sample_rate' set as 5?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import umap
+result_15 = umap(result_7, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize high-dimensional data using UMAP, a technique that clusters similar data points while maintaining their relationships. We solved it by using the umap function from the ehrapy library, giving it result_7 as input and specifying that we want to create a copy of the results. Key parameters include min_dist, which controls how close points can be to each other (smaller values result in tighter clusters), and spread, which affects the overall scale of the embedding (larger values spread out the points more).

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KeyError: 'neighbors'

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The bug occurs because the UMAP function requires a neighbors graph to be computed in the AnnData object before calling it, which is missing in the provided result_7. To correct this, I will first compute the neighbors graph using the scanpy.pp.neighbors function before applying UMAP to ensure the necessary data is available.

python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import neighbors
+neighbors(result_7, n_neighbors=15, use_rep='X_pca')
+result_15 = umap(result_7, min_dist=0.5, spread=1.0, n_components=2, alpha=1.0, gamma=1.0, negative_sample_rate=5, copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to visualize complex, high-dimensional data in a way that's easier to understand by using a technique called UMAP (Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection). We solved it by first identifying the relationships between data points with a step that sets how many neighbors each point considers, and then we created a two-dimensional representation of the data while controlling how clustered or spread out the points are. In the code, we used settings like min_dist to control how closely points can come together, spread to determine how spaced out they are, and specified n_components=2 to ensure we get a simple two-dimensional view of the data.

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_7: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'pca', 'service_unit_colors', 'neighbors', 'umap'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday00.0
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday00.0
4SICUSaturday00.0

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Could you create scatter plot for Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection basis and colored ['service_unit', 'day_icu_intime']?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.embedding : Scatter plot for user specified embedding basis (e. g. umap, pca, etc). Similarity score: 0.5129841566085815
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.scatter : Scatter plot along observations or variables axes. Color the plot using annotations of observations (. obs), variables (. var) or features (. var_names). Similarity score: 0.4156297743320465
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.diffmap : Scatter plot in Diffusion Map basis. Similarity score: 0.387198269367218
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.embedding

The task is to create a scatter plot using a method called Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection (UMAP) and to color the points based on two features: 'service_unit' and 'day_icu_intime'. We solved it by using the ehrapy.plot.embedding function, specifying 'X_umap' as the data basis and providing the two features for coloring the plot.

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+Could you create a scatter plot for Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection basis with 'color' set as ['service_unit', 'day_icu_intime']?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes None('basis': str), and Use .raw attribute of adata for coloring with feature values. If None,
+defaults to True if layer isn't provided and adata.raw is present.('use_raw': Optional[bool]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'basis'?

umap
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'use_raw'?

False
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import embedding
+result_18 = embedding(result_7, 'umap', color=['service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'], use_raw=False, projection='umap', frameon=True, show=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize a dataset using a scatter plot based on a specified data representation, like UMAP, and to color the points according to specific categories. We solved it by using the embedding function from the ehrapy library, where we input the data, choose 'umap' as the representation, and specified two categories for coloring the points: 'service_unit' and 'day_icu_intime', while ensuring that the raw data is not used and that the plot is displayed immediately. This setup helps in easily comparing different groups in the dataset by using visually distinct colors on the plot.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
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+Enter [r]: Restart another turn

y
ehrapy
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Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: Projection must be '2d' or '3d', was 'umap'.

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The error occurred due to an incorrect value for the 'projection' parameter in the embedding function call, which should either be '2d' or '3d', not 'umap'. By changing 'projection' to '2d', we align with the required values and successfully proceed with generating the plot.

python
result_18 = embedding(result_7, 'umap', color=['service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'], use_raw=False, projection='2d', frameon=True, show=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a scatter plot that visualizes data in two dimensions using the UMAP method, where different colors represent specific categories of data. We solved it by using the embedding function from the ehrapy library, specifying the method as 'umap', choosing to color the points by two categories ('service_unit' and 'day_icu_intime'), and setting use_raw=False so that we use processed data instead of raw data. Additionally, we indicated that we wanted a frame around the plot (frameon=True) and requested that the plot be displayed immediately (show=True).

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_7: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'pca', 'service_unit_colors', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'day_icu_intime_colors'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday00.0
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday00.0
4SICUSaturday00.0

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Can you rank features to characterize groups with logarithmized data?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.tools.rank_features_groups : Rank features for characterizing groups. Expects logarithmized data. Similarity score: 0.8343068361282349
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups : Plot ranking of features. Similarity score: 0.4836321771144867
    • +
  • ehrapy.anndata.get_rank_features_df : :func:ehrapy. tl. rank_features_groups results in the form of a :class:~pandas. DataFrame. Similarity score: 0.4782666862010956
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.rank_features_groups

The task is to rank features to distinguish between different groups using data that has been adjusted with logarithms. We solved it by using the ehrapy.tools.rank_features_groups function, which analyzes the data and provides rankings based on specified characteristics, allowing us to identify the most significant features for each group.

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+Can you rank features to characterize groups using 'groupby' set as 'service_unit' and 'field_to_rank' as 'layer'?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'Annotated data matrix.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import rank_features_groups
+rank_features_groups(result_7, 'service_unit', groups='service_unit', copy=True, layer='layer')
Task summary

The task is to identify and rank features that characterize different service units in a dataset by analyzing their similarities and differences. We solved it by using the rank_features_groups function, specifying that we want to focus on the 'service_unit' groups while copying the data and analyzing data from a specific layer called 'layer'. This means we are comparing how different features behave across service units, which will help in understanding which factors are most relevant for distinguishing between them.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
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ehrapy
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Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: 'layer'

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The error is due to specifying a nonexistent layer named 'layer' in the rank_features_groups function call, resulting in a KeyError. The correct way to reference the layer attribute should either specify an existing layer or omit the layer parameter entirely if using the default data matrix.

python
result_ranked = rank_features_groups(result_7, 'service_unit', groups='service_unit', copy=False, field_to_rank='layer')
Code explanation

The task is to identify and rank the most significant features (like genes) that differentiate between specified groups (in this case, 'service_unit') in a dataset. We solved it by using the rank_features_groups function, which analyzes the provided data (stored in result_7), focuses on comparing only the 'service_unit' group, and pulls feature data specifically from a predefined layer of the dataset. This approach allows us to see which features are most relevant for understanding differences among the specified groups in a clear and organized manner.

Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: Specify a sequence of groups

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The previous attempts failed due to an incorrect specification of parameters, particularly the key used in the layers and the field_to_rank parameter. To correct this, we need to specify the correct layer name and ensure that 'field_to_rank' is set properly to match the expected values, such as 'obs' or 'layer'.

python
result_ranked = rank_features_groups(result_7, 'service_unit', groups='all', copy=False, field_to_rank='layer', layer='original')
Code explanation

The task is to identify and rank important features (like genes) based on different groups of data (such as service units) for better understanding and analysis. We solved it by using the rank_features_groups function, which takes our data, specifies the grouping key as 'service_unit', includes all available groups, doesn't create a copy of the data, and focuses on ranking features from a specified layer of data named 'original'. This allows us to effectively compare and rank features within the categorized groups while maintaining a clear structure for the analysis.

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_7: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'pca', 'service_unit_colors', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'day_icu_intime_colors', 'rank_features_groups'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday00.0
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday00.0
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Show me the feature ranking with custom font size.
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups : Plot ranking of features. Similarity score: 0.53618985414505
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups_violin : Plot ranking of features for all tested comparisons as violin plots. Similarity score: 0.426024466753006
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.ranking : Plot rankings. See, for example, how this is used in pl. pca_loadings. Similarity score: 0.41535645723342896
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups

The task is to display a ranking of features while allowing the user to customize the font size of the feature names. We solved it by using the ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups function, where we specified the desired font size through the fontsize parameter, along with the necessary data and settings to generate the plot.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please.
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ehrapy
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Here are the task description with keywords highlighted as evidence:
+Show me the feature ranking with 'fontsize' set as 8.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'Annotated data matrix.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes Whether to display the figure or return axis.('show': Optional[bool]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'show'?

True
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import rank_features_groups
+rank_features_groups(result_7, show=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize the ranking of features in a dataset to better understand which ones are most important for different groups. We solved it by using the rank_features_groups function from the ehrapy library, which allows us to specify the dataset and display the top features, showing the results in a clear plot. In the code rank_features_groups(result_7, show=True), result_7 is our dataset, and show=True means we want the plot to be displayed right away.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
+Enter [n]: Re-direct to the parameter input step
+Enter [r]: Restart another turn

y
ehrapy
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Executed results [Success]

Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained

Executed results [Success]
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Can you conduct trajectory inference by partition-based graph abstraction method based on data?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.paga_path : Feature changes along paths in the abstracted graph. Similarity score: 0.35287171602249146
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.draw_graph : Scatter plot in graph-drawing basis. Similarity score: 0.2939586341381073
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.paga : Mapping out the coarse-grained connectivity structures of complex manifolds [Wolf19]_. By quantifying the connectivity of partitions (groups, clusters), partition-based graph abstraction (PAGA) generates a much simpler abstracted graph (PAGA graph) of partitions, in which edge weights represent confidence in the presence of connections. Similarity score: 0.2897046208381653
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.paga

The task is to analyze complex data and understand its structure by using a method called trajectory inference, which simplifies how we view the connections between different groups or clusters in the data. We solved it by using a function called paga, which creates a simpler graph representation of these connections based on their confidence levels, helping to reveal the underlying relationships in the data.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please.
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+Can you conduct trajectory inference using the PAGA method with 'groups' set as 'service_unit' and 'model' set as 'v1.2'?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+.

result_7
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import paga
+result_25 = paga(result_7, groups='service_unit', copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to create a simplified representation of complex data relationships by using PAGA, which quantifies how different groups are connected. We solved it by using the paga function from the ehrapy library, targeting specific categories (in this case, 'service_unit') in our data and making a copy of the original dataset to preserve it. This function helps us visualize the strength of connections between groups while maintaining the overall structure of the data.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
+Enter [n]: Re-direct to the parameter input step
+Enter [r]: Restart another turn

y
ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_25: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'pca', 'service_unit_colors', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'day_icu_intime_colors', 'rank_features_groups', 'paga', 'service_unit_sizes'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday00.0
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday00.0
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Can you visualize the trajectory inference through PAGA?
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API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.paga : Plot the PAGA graph through thresholding low-connectivity edges. Compute a coarse-grained layout of the data. Similarity score: 0.3750908076763153
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.paga_path : Feature changes along paths in the abstracted graph. Similarity score: 0.3573756814002991
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.paga : Mapping out the coarse-grained connectivity structures of complex manifolds [Wolf19]_. By quantifying the connectivity of partitions (groups, clusters), partition-based graph abstraction (PAGA) generates a much simpler abstracted graph (PAGA graph) of partitions, in which edge weights represent confidence in the presence of connections. Similarity score: 0.34500980377197266
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.paga

The task is to visualize the trajectory of data using PAGA, a method that helps to understand complex relationships in large datasets. We solved it by using the ehrapy.plot.paga function, which creates a clear graphical representation by filtering out low-connection edges and allows customization of colors, sizes, and layouts to effectively highlight the connections between different data points.

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+Can you visualize the trajectory inference through PAGA with 'color' set as ['service_unit', 'day_icu_intime']?

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_4: result_4 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_7: result_7 = pca(result_4, n_comps=50, copy=True)
+result_25: result_25 = paga(result_7, groups='service_unit', copy=True)
+.

result_25
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import paga
+result_27 = paga(result_25, normalize_to_color=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize complex data relationships using a specific plotting function called paga from the ehrapy library, which helps in understanding data structures better. We solved it by calling the paga function on our data (result_25), with the parameter normalize_to_color=True to ensure that the coloring of the nodes reflects the underlying data categories, making it easier to interpret the results visually. This allows us to create a clearer and more informative graph that highlights significant patterns in the data.

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ehrapy
Please load the mimic2 dataset
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset for analysis, and we solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2 function, which allows us to choose whether we want the data already prepared (encoded) and which specific columns to include. This function returns an AnnData object, making it easy to work with the dataset directly.

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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains important health data, into our program. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, where we can choose whether we want the data already organized (encoded) or in its raw form. By setting encoded=False, we get the unprocessed data, and by setting encoded=True, we receive the data that is already structured for easier use.

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ehrapy
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Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
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1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
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4SICUSaturday

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Could you please impute missing values in the AnnData object using K-nearest neighbor imputation?
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.knn_impute : Imputes missing values in the input AnnData object using K-nearest neighbor imputation. When using KNN Imputation with mixed data (non-numerical and numerical), encoding using ordinal encoding is required since KNN Imputation can only work on numerical data. Similarity score: 0.8392707705497742
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.miss_forest_impute : Impute data using the MissForest strategy. This function uses the MissForest strategy to impute missing values in the data matrix of an AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.5691182613372803
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.mice_forest_impute : Impute data using the miceforest. See https://github. com/AnotherSamWilson/miceforest Fast, memory efficient Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations (MICE) with lightgbm. Similarity score: 0.491275429725647
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.knn_impute

The task is to fill in missing values in a data structure called an AnnData object using a method that looks at similar data points called K-nearest neighbor imputation. We solved it by using a specific function that automatically identifies and fills these gaps, allowing us to choose how many neighboring data points to consider and whether to keep the original data unchanged.

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+Could you please impute missing values in the AnnData object using K-nearest neighbor imputation with 'n_neighbours' set as 5 and 'warning_threshold' set as 70?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'An annotated data matrix containing gene expression values.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import knn_impute
+result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to fill in missing values in a data set that contains gene expression information. We solved it by using an API function called knn_impute, which helps to estimate these missing values based on similar entries in the data, considering 5 neighboring data points by default, and creating a copy of the original data to keep it unchanged. In our code, result_2 is the input data, and we set copy=True to ensure we don’t modify the original data during this process.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Running KNN imputation ⠋

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday1222.22222222222222
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday35.555555555555555
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Could you normalize all numeric variables based on my data?
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.scale_norm : Apply scaling normalization. Functionality is provided by :func:~sklearn. preprocessing. scale, see https://scikit-learn. org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn. preprocessing. scale. html for details. Similarity score: 0.5574331283569336
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.log_norm : Apply log normalization. Computes :math:x = \log(x + offset), where :math:log denotes the natural logarithm unless a different base is given and the default :math:offset is :math:1 Similarity score: 0.4247662425041199
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.quantile_norm : Apply quantile normalization. Functionality is provided by :func:~sklearn. preprocessing. quantile_transform, see https://scikit-learn. org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn. preprocessing. quantile_transform. html for details. Similarity score: 0.40962064266204834
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.scale_norm

The task is to normalize all numeric variables in the user's data to ensure they are on a similar scale. We solved it by using a specific function that applies a scaling process to the data, allowing for either all numeric variables to be normalized or a selected few, while keeping a record of the normalization applied.

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ehrapy
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+Could you normalize all numeric variables in the AnnData object using <span style="color:red">result_3</span>?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object containing X to normalize values in. Must already be encoded using :func:~ehrapy.preprocessing.encode.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+.

result_3
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import scale_norm
+result_4 = scale_norm(result_3, vars=result_3, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to normalize the numeric data in a dataset (represented as result_3) so it's on a similar scale, making it easier to analyze. We solved it by using the scale_norm function from the ehrapy library, where we specified that we want to normalize all variables in result_3 (vars=result_3) and opted to create a new copy of the dataset with the normalization applied (copy=True). This way, we maintain the original data unchanged while working with a transformed version that is easier to interpret.

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ehrapy
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Executed results [Fail]

TypeError: unhashable type: 'AnnData'

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The bug in the previous attempt occurred because the vars parameter was incorrectly set to the entire AnnData object (result_3), which is an unhashable type. The correction involves using the .var attribute of result_3 to specify the numeric variables that need normalization.

python
result_4 = scale_norm(result_3, vars=result_3.var.index.tolist(), copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to normalize numeric data in a specific format called AnnData to make it easier to analyze. We solved it by using the function scale_norm, which adjusts the values in the data, ensuring they are on a similar scale to improve comparisons. In the code, we specified vars=result_3.var.index.tolist() to normalize all the numeric variables present in result_3, and set copy=False to modify the existing data instead of creating a new copy.

Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: Some selected vars are not numeric

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The TypeError and ValueError in previous attempts were due to using an entire AnnData object and selecting non-numeric variables for normalization. To correct this, we should use a list of variable names that exist in the result_3.var and are confirmed as numeric, ensuring we only pass the appropriate variable names to the scale_norm function.

python
result_4 = scale_norm(result_3, vars=result_3.var.index[result_3.var['feature_type'] == 'numeric'].tolist(), copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to normalize the numeric data in a specific dataset (called adata) to ensure that different variables contribute equally when analyzing the data. We solved it by using the scale_norm function, which adjusts the values of these numeric variables based on their mean and standard deviation. In the generated code, we specified that all numeric variables should be normalized by listing them based on their type, and we indicated that the changes should be made directly in the original dataset without creating a copy.

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday1222.22222222222222
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday35.555555555555555
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Please perform a principal component analysis on the data
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.preprocessing.pca : Computes a principal component analysis. Computes PCA coordinates, loadings and variance decomposition. Similarity score: 0.602824330329895
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.pca_loadings : Rank features according to contributions to PCs. Similarity score: 0.37259048223495483
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.embedding : Scatter plot for user specified embedding basis (e. g. umap, pca, etc). Similarity score: 0.21990658342838287
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.preprocessing.pca

The task is to perform a principal component analysis (PCA) on a set of data, which helps us reduce its dimensions while retaining important features. We solved it by using a function from a library called ehrapy, which takes the data and calculates the PCA results, including the main components and their importance.

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+Please perform a principal component analysis on the data with 'n_comps' set as 50 and 'zero_center' set as True.

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There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'The (annotated) data matrix of shape n_obs × n_vars. Rows correspond to observations and columns to features.'('data': Union[AnnData, ndarray, spmatrix]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'data'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+.

result_3
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import pca
+result_5 = pca(result_3, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to conduct a principal component analysis (PCA) on a dataset referred to as result_3 to simplify its structure and highlight key patterns. We solved it by using the pca function from the ehrapy.preprocessing module, setting copy=True, which means the function will keep the original data unchanged and create a new modified version that includes the PCA results. This function automatically calculates PCA for the dataset, organizing the observations into a clearer format while identifying important factors that explain variation within the data.

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ehrapy
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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_5: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization', 'pca'
+obsm: 'X_pca'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday1222.22222222222222
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday35.555555555555555
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Please optimize the embedding with UMAP.
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.tools.umap : Embed the neighborhood graph using UMAP [McInnes18]_. UMAP (Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection) is a manifold learning technique suitable for visualizing high-dimensional data. Similarity score: 0.5994866490364075
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.ingest : Map labels and embeddings from reference data to new data. Integrates embeddings and annotations of an adata with a reference dataset adata_ref through projecting on a PCA (or alternate model) that has been fitted on the reference data. Similarity score: 0.3558637499809265
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.umap : Scatter plot in UMAP basis. Similarity score: 0.3551380932331085
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.umap

The task is to optimize the representation of high-dimensional data using UMAP, a technique that helps visualize complex data in a simpler way. We solved it by using a specific function in our tool that adjusts various settings like how clustered the data points should be and how many dimensions to display, resulting in a clearer and more meaningful visualization of the data.

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ehrapy
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+Please optimize the embedding with UMAP using 'min_dist' set as '0.5', 'spread' as '1.0', 'n_components' as '2', 'alpha' as '1.0', 'gamma' as '1.0', and 'negative_sample_rate' as '5'.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_5: result_5 = pca(result_3, copy=True)
+.

result_5
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import umap
+result_6 = umap(result_5, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize high-dimensional data in a simpler way using a method called UMAP, which groups similar data points together more effectively than older methods like tSNE. We solved it by using the umap function from the ehrapy library, where we provided our data (result_5) and instructed it to return a new copy of this data with added UMAP coordinates for visualization. In this case, the function takes various parameters like min_dist and spread to control how tightly clustered or spread out the data points will be in the visualization.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: 'neighbors'

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The KeyError arises because the 'neighbors' key has not been defined in the .uns attribute of the AnnData object before attempting to run UMAP. To correct this, we must ensure that we run the necessary neighbor computation prior to executing UMAP, which involves ensuring proper usage of adjacency relationships, typically by using a function like pp.neighbors on the AnnData object to generate the requisite neighbors attribute.

python
from ehrapy.preprocessing import neighbors
+neighbors(result_5, copy=False)
+result_umap = umap(result_5, min_dist=0.5, spread=1.0, n_components=2, alpha=1.0, gamma=1.0, negative_sample_rate=5, copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to visualize complex high-dimensional data in a simpler two-dimensional format using a technique called UMAP. We solved it by using the umap function, where we set parameters like min_dist to control how close the points cluster together, spread to manage how widely points are distributed, and n_components to specify that we want a two-dimensional output. By applying these settings to our data, we generated a clearer and more meaningful representation of the relationships within the data.

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_5: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization', 'pca', 'neighbors', 'umap'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
0SICUFriday00.0
1MICUSaturday1222.22222222222222
2MICUFriday00.0
3SICUSaturday35.555555555555555
4SICUSaturday00.0

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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I want to infer the progression of observations through geodesic distance along the graph.
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.tools.dpt : Infer progression of observations through geodesic distance along the graph [Haghverdi16]_ [Wolf19]_. Reconstruct the progression of a biological process from snapshot data. Similarity score: 0.7448097467422485
    • +
  • ehrapy.preprocessing.neighbors : Compute a neighborhood graph of observations [McInnes18]. The neighbor search efficiency of this heavily relies on UMAP [McInnes18], which also provides a method for estimating connectivities of data points - the connectivity of the manifold (method=='umap'). Similarity score: 0.3293791711330414
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.umap : Embed the neighborhood graph using UMAP [McInnes18]_. UMAP (Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection) is a manifold learning technique suitable for visualizing high-dimensional data. Similarity score: 0.26805537939071655
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.dpt

The task is to understand how observations progress in a biological process using geodesic distance on a graph. We solved it by using the dpt function from the ehrapy library, which analyzes the data to identify the order of observations and their relationships, returning a measure of their progression called pseudotime.

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ehrapy
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+Refined subtask description: I want to infer the progression of observations through geodesic distance along the graph using 'n_dcs' set as 10 and 'n_branchings' set as 0.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_5: result_5 = pca(result_3, copy=True)
+.

result_5
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import dpt
+result_9 = dpt(result_5, copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to analyze biological data to understand how observations progress over time, specifically by calculating a measure called "Diffusion Pseudotime." We solved it by using a specific function called dpt from the ehrapy library, which takes in the data (result_5), and processes it to return a new version of the data while keeping the original intact (thanks to the copy=True parameter). This function uses various parameters, like the number of components for analysis, branch detection settings, and how the data is structured, to give us a clearer picture of the biological progression in the dataset.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
+Enter [n]: Re-direct to the parameter input step
+Enter [r]: Restart another turn

y
ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_9: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization', 'pca', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'diffmap_evals'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap', 'X_diffmap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pct
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Please computes direct transition probabilities based on a KNN graph and pseudotime
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  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.compute_transition_matrix : Compute transition matrix based on k-NN graph and pseudotemporal ordering. Depending on the choice of the threshold_scheme, it is based on ideas by either Palantir :cite:setty:19 or VIA :cite:stassen:21. Similarity score: 0.6050403714179993
    • +
  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_random_walks : Plot random walks in an embedding. This method simulates random walks on the Markov chain defined though the corresponding transition matrix. Similarity score: 0.4327406585216522
    • +
  • cellrank.pl.circular_projection : Visualize fate probabilities in a circular embedding :cite:velten:17,jaitin:14. We arrange all computed terminal states evenly spaced around the unit circle and place cells inside the unit circle in a way that reflects their fate probabilities. Similarity score: 0.35823914408683777
    • +

Predicted API: cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.compute_transition_matrix

The task is to calculate direct transition probabilities using a KNN graph along with pseudotime data. We solved it by using the compute_transition_matrix function from the CellRank library, which allows us to specify methods for graph biasing and adjusts connectivity based on cell progression through time.

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+Please compute the transition matrix using the 'threshold_scheme' set as 'hard' and 'frac_to_keep' set as 0.3.

Choosing Parameters: special type

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'Annotated data object.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_5: result_5 = pca(result_3, copy=True)
+result_9: result_9 = dpt(result_5, copy=True)
+.

result_9
ehrapy
Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes Key in :attr:~anndata.AnnData.obs where the pseudotime is stored.('time_key': str), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'time_key'?

dpt_pseudotime
ehrapy
python
from cellrank.kernels import PseudotimeKernel
+pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, 'dpt_pseudotime')
+result_10 = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(check_irreducibility=True)
Task summary

The task is to compute a transition matrix based on pseudotemporal ordering in a data set using the dpt_pseudotime method. We solved it by creating an instance of PseudotimeKernel and calling its compute_transition_matrix function, which helps analyze how cells transition over time while ensuring the graph stays connected. In the code, we specified to check if the resulting matrix is irreducible, which helps guarantee that all states (or cell connections) can reach each other in the analysis.

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Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Unable to find pseudotime in adata.obs['dpt_pseudotime']." +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 519, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+NameError: name 'pseudotimekernel_instance' is not defined

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The bug occurs because the PseudotimeKernel constructor requires a valid key in adata.obs for pseudotime, which should be properly generated or set before the instance is created. To correct this issue, ensure that the correct pseudotime key is passed when initializing the PseudotimeKernel, likely result_9 should contain a valid pseudotime key that is set or computed prior to this step.

python
pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, time_key='dpt_pseudotime')
+result_transition_matrix = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(threshold_scheme='hard', frac_to_keep=0.3, check_irreducibility=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a transition matrix that helps understand how cells transition over time based on their pseudotemporal ordering. We solved it by using the compute_transition_matrix function with a 'hard' threshold scheme, which means we kept some connections between cells even if they point against the direction of increasing time, ensuring the graph stays connected. We also specified to retain 30% of the closest neighbors and checked if the resulting matrix could be simplified, which helps in analyzing cell behavior over time.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Unable to find pseudotime in adata.obs['dpt_pseudotime']." +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 519, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+NameError: name 'pseudotimekernel_instance' is not defined

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The error occurs because the 'dpt_pseudotime' key does not exist in the obs attribute of the AnnData object when initializing the PseudotimeKernel. To fix this, ensure that the pseudotime values are computed and stored in the AnnData object's obs attribute before creating the PseudotimeKernel instance.

python
pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, time_key='dpt_pseudotime')
+result_transition_matrix = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(threshold_scheme='hard', frac_to_keep=0.3, check_irreducibility=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a transition matrix that helps us understand the movement and relationships between cells over time in a biological context. We solved it by using the compute_transition_matrix function, where we specified that we wanted to keep a third of the closest neighbors as connections while applying a "hard" threshold to ensure the graph stays connected. Additionally, we checked the final output to ensure it was coherent and reliable for our analysis.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Unable to find pseudotime in adata.obs['dpt_pseudotime']." +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 519, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+NameError: name 'pseudotimekernel_instance' is not defined

Error Analysis, retry count: 3/5

The error occurred because the key 'dpt_pseudotime' does not exist in the obs attribute of the AnnData object. To resolve this issue, we must ensure that we pass a valid time_key that corresponds to an existing attribute in the obs of the AnnData object before computing the transition matrix.

python
pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, time_key='pseudotime')
+result_transition_matrix = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(threshold_scheme='hard', frac_to_keep=0.3, check_irreducibility=True)
Code explanation

The task is to compute a transition matrix that helps analyze the movement of cells over time based on their pseudotime ordering. We solved it by creating an instance of the PseudotimeKernel class with our data and then calling the compute_transition_matrix function, where we chose a 'hard' threshold scheme to simplify connectivity while keeping 30% of the nearest neighbors, ensuring that our graph remains connected and checking for any irregularities in the resulting matrix. This allows us to effectively observe how cells transition based on their temporal positions while managing computational efficiency.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Unable to find pseudotime in adata.obs['pseudotime']." +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 519, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+NameError: name 'pseudotimekernel_instance' is not defined

Error Analysis, retry count: 4/5

The KeyError indicates that the required 'dpt_pseudotime' is not present in the obs of the AnnData object. We should first ensure that we have computed the pseudotime values and assigned them to the 'dpt_pseudotime' slot in the obs of the AnnData before creating the PseudotimeKernel instance.

python
result_9.obs['dpt_pseudotime'] = result_5.obsm['X_diffmap'][:, 0]; pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, time_key='dpt_pseudotime'); result_transition_matrix = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(threshold_scheme='hard', frac_to_keep=0.3, check_irreducibility=True)
Code explanation

The task is to compute a transition matrix that helps in understanding how different cells transition over time in a biological dataset. We solved it by using the compute_transition_matrix function from the PseudotimeKernel class, where we specified a "hard" threshold scheme to remove some connections that go against the expected order of time, while keeping 30% of the closest neighbors to ensure all cells remain connected. Additionally, we chose to check if the final transition matrix is irreducible to confirm its proper structure.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: 'X_diffmap'

Error Analysis, retry count: 5/5

The error occurred because the 'dpt_pseudotime' was not created in the AnnData object before trying to initialize the PseudotimeKernel with it. To fix this, we can define 'dpt_pseudotime' in the result_9 object using a valid pseudotime representation from result_5, and then successfully initialize the PseudotimeKernel before computing the transition matrix.

python
result_9.obs['dpt_pseudotime'] = result_5.obsm['X_pca'][:, 0]; pseudotimekernel_instance = PseudotimeKernel(result_9, time_key='dpt_pseudotime'); result_transition_matrix = pseudotimekernel_instance.compute_transition_matrix(threshold_scheme='hard', frac_to_keep=0.3, check_irreducibility=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a transition matrix that represents how cells change over time based on their relationships in a dataset. We solved it by using the PseudotimeKernel function, which organizes the cells according to a specific order of progression (pseudotime) and applies a method called "hard" thresholding to retain connections among the closest neighbors, ensuring the graph stays connected. Key parameters included frac_to_keep, which determined that 30% of the closest connections were preserved, and check_irreducibility, which ensured the final matrix was fully connected.

Executed results [Success]

Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained

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How do I configure the API to produce a grid plot of the transition matrix?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_projection : Plot :attr:transition_matrix as a stream or a grid plot. Similarity score: 0.5239555835723877
    • +
  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.compute_transition_matrix : Compute transition matrix based on k-NN graph and pseudotemporal ordering. Depending on the choice of the threshold_scheme, it is based on ideas by either Palantir :cite:setty:19 or VIA :cite:stassen:21. Similarity score: 0.36584150791168213
    • +
  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_random_walks : Plot random walks in an embedding. This method simulates random walks on the Markov chain defined though the corresponding transition matrix. Similarity score: 0.3597240149974823
    • +

Predicted API: cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_projection

The task is to configure an API to create a grid plot of a transition matrix. We solved it by using the plot_projection function from the cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel class, specifying parameters like the basis for the plot and choosing to visualize it as a grid.

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+How do I configure the API to produce a grid plot of the transition matrix using 'basis' set as 'X_umap' and 'stream' as 'False'?

python
from cellrank.kernels import PseudotimeKernel
+result_11 = result_transition_matrix.plot_projection(basis='X_umap', stream=False)
Task summary

The task is to visualize a transition matrix using a specific method that creates either a stream or a grid plot, making it easier to understand the underlying data. We solved it by using the plot_projection function from the PseudotimeKernel, specifying 'X_umap' as the basis for the plot and choosing stream=False to display it as a grid instead of a stream. In this code, the basis parameter determines the type of layout, while stream option allows selecting between different styles of visualization.

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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_9: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'dpt_pseudotime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization', 'pca', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'diffmap_evals', 'T_fwd_params'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap', 'X_diffmap', 'T_fwd_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

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service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pctdpt_pseudotime
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Cluster observations into subgroups, store the new data into key `leiden_0_3`
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.tools.leiden : Cluster observations into subgroups [Traag18]. Cluster observations using the Leiden algorithm [Traag18], an improved version of the Louvain algorithm [Blondel08]_. Similarity score: 0.646150529384613
    • +
  • ehrapy.tools.dendrogram : Computes a hierarchical clustering for the given groupby categories. By default, the PCA representation is used unless . X has less than 50 variables. Similarity score: 0.3235775828361511
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  • ehrapy.tools.paga : Mapping out the coarse-grained connectivity structures of complex manifolds [Wolf19]_. By quantifying the connectivity of partitions (groups, clusters), partition-based graph abstraction (PAGA) generates a much simpler abstracted graph (PAGA graph) of partitions, in which edge weights represent confidence in the presence of connections. Similarity score: 0.23767001926898956
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.tools.leiden

The task is to group similar observations into smaller subgroups and save this new information under the label leiden_0_3. We solved it by using a function called leiden, which allows us to perform this clustering in a way that adapts to the data we have and stores the results for easy access later.

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+Cluster observations into subgroups with 'key_added' set as 'leiden_0_3', using 'resolution' set as 0.3.

Choosing Parameters: special type

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Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_3: result_3 = knn_impute(result_2, copy=True)
+result_5: result_5 = pca(result_3, copy=True)
+result_9: result_9 = dpt(result_5, copy=True)
+.

result_9
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.tools import leiden
+result_12 = leiden(result_9, resolution=0.3, key_added='leiden_0_3', copy=True)
Task summary

The task is to group similar data points (or observations) from a dataset into smaller clusters for better analysis, specifically using the Leiden algorithm. We solved it by using the leiden function from the ehrapy library, setting a resolution of 0.3 to control the number of clusters created and specifying that the results should be stored under the name leiden_0_3 in the dataset. This will help us identify distinct subgroups in the data, allowing for more focused insights.

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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_12: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'dpt_pseudotime', 'leiden_0_3'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode', 'missing_values_abs', 'missing_values_pct', 'mean', 'median', 'standard_deviation', 'min', 'max', 'iqr_outliers'
+uns: 'normalization', 'pca', 'neighbors', 'umap', 'diffmap_evals', 'T_fwd_params', 'leiden_0_3'
+obsm: 'X_pca', 'X_umap', 'X_diffmap', 'T_fwd_umap'
+varm: 'PCs'
+layers: 'original', 'raw_norm'
+obsp: 'distances', 'connectivities'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intimemissing_values_absmissing_values_pctdpt_pseudotimeleiden_0_3
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Could you produce a grid plot of the transition matrix, with umap basis, and set `leiden_0_3` colored?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_projection : Plot :attr:transition_matrix as a stream or a grid plot. Similarity score: 0.5149579048156738
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.embedding : Scatter plot for user specified embedding basis (e. g. umap, pca, etc). Similarity score: 0.32917314767837524
    • +
  • cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.compute_transition_matrix : Compute transition matrix based on k-NN graph and pseudotemporal ordering. Depending on the choice of the threshold_scheme, it is based on ideas by either Palantir :cite:setty:19 or VIA :cite:stassen:21. Similarity score: 0.3256015181541443
    • +

Predicted API: cellrank.kernels.PseudotimeKernel.plot_projection

The task is to create a visual grid plot that shows a transition matrix using a specific UMAP (Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection) layout, while highlighting the leiden_0_3 category. We solved it by using the plot_projection function from the CellRank library, specifying the UMAP basis and setting the colors based on the leiden_0_3 grouping.

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+Could you produce a grid plot of the transition matrix using the 'X_umap' basis and color it by 'leiden_0_3'?

python
from cellrank.kernels import PseudotimeKernel
+result_14 = result_transition_matrix.plot_projection(basis='X_umap')
Task summary

The task is to visualize a transition matrix in a specific format using a method from a package called cellrank, which helps understand complex data like cell trajectories. We solved it by using the plot_projection function, specifying that we want to base our plot on UMAP (a technique for representing high-dimensional data in two dimensions). In the generated code, basis='X_umap' indicates we're using a pre-calculated UMAP representation of our data for the plot, which helps to visualize how cell states transition over time.

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Please load the mimic2 dataset
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  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains health data for research purposes. We solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2() function, where we can specify if we want the data in an encoded format and which columns to include.

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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains health data for research purposes. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, where we can specify whether we want the data in an already encoded format by setting the encoded parameter to True or False. To load the data, we simply import the function and call it, allowing us to choose the form of the dataset that best fits our needs.

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Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%
+Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%
+Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
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Can you display the nullity of the data through dendrogram?
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_dendrogram : Fits a scipy hierarchical clustering algorithm to the given AnnData object's var and visualizes the results asa scipy dendrogram. Similarity score: 0.5297718048095703
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.dendrogram : Plots a dendrogram of the categories defined in groupby. See :func:~ehrapy. tl. <span style="color:red">dendrogram. Similarity score: 0.4613304138183594
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_barplot : A bar chart visualization of the nullity of the given AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.4103649854660034
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.missing_values_dendrogram

The task is to show the missing values in a dataset using a visual tool called a dendrogram, which helps people understand how different data points relate to each other based on their missingness. We solved it by using a specific function from the ehrapy library that creates this dendrogram, allowing customization of its appearance and the data it includes to clearly display the nullity of the data.

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+Can you display the nullity of the data through a dendrogram with 'filter' set as 'bottom', 'max_cols' as '15', and 'max_percentage' as '0.999'?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import missing_values_dendrogram
+missing_values_dendrogram(result_2, filter='bottom', max_cols=15, max_percentage=0.999, categoricals=True)
Task summary

The task is to visualize missing values in a dataset using a dendrogram, which is a type of tree diagram that helps to display how data points are clustered based on their similarities. We solved it by using the missing_values_dendrogram function from the ehrapy library, specifying that we only want to include the bottom 15 columns with the highest percentage of missing data, allowing for up to 99.9% missingness, and including categorical data in the plot. The parameters help tailor the dendrogram’s appearance, such as which columns to focus on and how to handle the display of missing values.

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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: Axes(0.125,0.11;0.775x0.77)

Executed results [Success]
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ehrapy
Please load the mimic2 dataset
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains important medical data. We solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2 function, where we can specify if we want the data in an already processed form and choose certain columns to include.

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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load data from the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains important health information. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, specifying whether we want the data to be in an encoded form or not through the encoded parameter. In the example, setting encoded=True gives us the data in a pre-processed format, while encoded=False returns the raw data for further processing.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
0SICUFriday
1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
3SICUSaturday
4SICUSaturday

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Can you display the nullity of the data through heatmap?
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_heatmap : Presents a seaborn heatmap visualization of nullity correlation in the given AnnData object. Note that this visualization has no special support for large datasets. Similarity score: 0.6534856557846069
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.heatmap : Heatmap of the feature values. If groupby is given, the heatmap is ordered by the respective group. Similarity score: 0.43091997504234314
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_matrix : A matrix visualization of the nullity of the given AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.40079599618911743
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.missing_values_heatmap

The task is to visualize the missing or null values in a dataset using a heatmap, which helps to easily identify patterns of missing data. We solved it by using a specific function that generates a heatmap from the dataset, allowing customization of aspects like size, color scheme, and display options to make the visualization clearer.

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+Can you display the nullity of the data through a heatmap with 'filter' set as 'bottom', 'max_cols' as 15, and 'max_percentage' as 0.999?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import missing_values_heatmap
+missing_values_heatmap(result_2, filter='bottom', max_cols=15, max_percentage=0.999)
Task summary

The task is to visualize missing data patterns in a dataset using a heatmap, which helps us see how missing values are distributed. We solved it by using the missing_values_heatmap function from the ehrapy library, specifying that we want to focus on the bottom columns with the most missing values (filter='bottom'), limit the analysis to a maximum of 15 columns (max_cols=15), and consider columns that are filled up to 99.9% with data (max_percentage=0.999). This visualization will give us a clear picture of where the missing data lies, making it easier to address potential issues in the dataset.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: Axes(0.125,0.11;0.62x0.77)

Executed results [Success]
Progress Image

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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_matrix_mimic2.html b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_matrix_mimic2.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..216cd32 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_missing_values_matrix_mimic2.html @@ -0,0 +1,8050 @@ + + +BioMANIA UI
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ehrapy
Please load the mimic2 dataset
ehrapy
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which is a collection of medical data. We solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2 function, which allows us to easily access the dataset and choose specific options for the data format we want.

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ehrapy
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+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains health-related data, into a format that can be easily used for analysis. We solved it by using the mimic_2 function from the ehrapy library, where we can choose whether we want the data to be encoded (processed into a specific format) or not, as indicated by the encoded parameter. In our code, we set encoded to False for the first result to get the raw data, and then to True for the second result to receive the already processed version.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
0SICUFriday
1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
3SICUSaturday
4SICUSaturday

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

Enter inquiry

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Can you display the nullity of the data?
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_barplot : A bar chart visualization of the nullity of the given AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.5183212161064148
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_matrix : A matrix visualization of the nullity of the given AnnData object. Similarity score: 0.5068920850753784
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.missing_values_heatmap : Presents a seaborn heatmap visualization of nullity correlation in the given AnnData object. Note that this visualization has no special support for large datasets. Similarity score: 0.39949825406074524
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.missing_values_barplot

The task is to display the nullity, or missing data, within a dataset. We solved it by using an API function that creates a bar chart showing the amount of missing values in the dataset, with options to customize the display and focus on specific data points.

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ehrapy
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+Can you display the nullity of the data using 'filter' set as 'bottom', 'max_cols' set as 15, and 'max_percentage' set as 0.999?

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ':class:~anndata.AnnData object object containing all observations.'('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import missing_values_barplot
+missing_values_barplot(result_2, filter='bottom', max_cols=15, max_percentage=0.999)
Task summary

The task is to visualize missing values in a dataset using a bar chart to easily identify where data might be lacking. We solved it by using the missing_values_barplot function from the ehrapy library, where we specified to only show the bottom 15 columns with the most missing values and allowed for a maximum of 99.9% filled data in those columns. This way, we can quickly see which areas have significant gaps in the data, making it easier to take corrective actions.

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ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_3: Axes(0.125,0.11;0.775x0.77)

Executed results [Success]
Progress Image

We visualize the obtained figure. Try to zoom in or out the figure.

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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_violin_mimic2.html b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_violin_mimic2.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eff7505 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/single_task/ehrapy/pl_violin_mimic2.html @@ -0,0 +1,7851 @@ + + +BioMANIA UI
Top K: 1 | Lib: ehrapy |
ehrapy
Please load the mimic2 dataset
ehrapy
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ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_2 : Loads the MIMIC-II dataset. More details: https://physionet. org/content/mimic2-iaccd/1. 0/ Similarity score: 0.7169873714447021
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.mimic_3_demo : Loads the MIMIC-III demo dataset as a dictionary of Pandas DataFrames. The MIMIC-III dataset comes in the form of 26 CSV tables. Similarity score: 0.6127017736434937
    • +
  • ehrapy.data.parkinsons : Loads the Parkinsons Data SetMore details: http://archive. ics. uci. edu/ml/datasets/Parkinsons Preprocessing: https://github. com/theislab/ehrapy-datasets/blob/main/parkinsons/parkinsons. ipynb Similarity score: 0.3589106798171997
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.data.mimic_2

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which is a collection of healthcare data. We solved it by using the ehrapy.data.mimic_2 function, where we can choose to load the data already processed by setting the encoded option to True.

User Confirmation

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+Enter [y]: Go on please.
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ehrapy
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Here are the task description with keywords highlighted as evidence:
+Please load the mimic2 dataset

python
from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+from ehrapy.data import mimic_2
+result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
Task summary

The task is to load the MIMIC-II dataset, which contains health-related data for research purposes. We solved it by using a function called mimic_2 from the ehrapy library, where we specified whether we wanted to return the data in a raw format (with encoded=False) or a pre-processed format (with encoded=True). This helps researchers choose how they want to interact with the data, depending on their needs for analysis.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
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ehrapy
Executing results

Finished one-hot of autodetected columns. ━━━━━━━━━ 100%

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 1776 × 54
+obs: 'service_unit', 'day_icu_intime'
+var: 'feature_type', 'unencoded_var_names', 'encoding_mode'
+layers: 'original'

Executed results [Success]
service_unitday_icu_intime
0SICUFriday
1MICUSaturday
2MICUFriday
3SICUSaturday
4SICUSaturday

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

Enter inquiry

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Create a violin figure to display the data
ehrapy
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • ehrapy.plot.violin : Violin plot. Wraps :func:seaborn. <span style="color:red">violinplot for :class:~anndata. AnnData. Similarity score: 0.7024898529052734
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.stacked_violin : Stacked violin plots. Makes a compact image composed of individual violin plots (from :func:~seaborn. <span style="color:red">violinplot) stacked on top of each other. Similarity score: 0.6172506213188171
    • +
  • ehrapy.plot.rank_features_groups_violin : Plot ranking of features for all tested comparisons as violin plots. Similarity score: 0.40628817677497864
    • +

Predicted API: ehrapy.plot.violin

The task is to create a violin plot to visually represent data. We solved it by using the ehrapy.plot.violin function, which takes data organized in a specific way (in an AnnData object) and allows customization of various plot features like grouping, scaling, and labeling.

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ehrapy
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+Create a violin figure to display the data using keys set as ["age"] and grouping by <span style="color:red">leiden_0_5</span>.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes ''('adata': AnnData), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'? We find some candidates
+result_1: result_1 = mimic_2(encoded=False)
+result_2: result_2 = mimic_2(encoded=True)
+.

result_2
ehrapy
python
from ehrapy.plot import violin
+violin(result_2, ['age'], groupby='leiden_0_5')
Task summary

The task is to create a violin plot to visualize age distribution grouped by a specific category (in this case, 'leiden_0_5'). We solved it by using the violin function from the ehrapy library, specifically calling violin(result_2, ['age'], groupby='leiden_0_5'), where result_2 is our dataset, 'age' is the variable we want to visualize, and 'leiden_0_5' is the category that groups the data. The function allows us to see how age varies across different groups, with each violin representing the distribution of ages for those groups.

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+Enter [y]: Go on please
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ehrapy
Executing results

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Could not find keys '['leiden_0_5']' in columns of adata.obs or in adata.var_names."

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The KeyError occurred because the variable 'leiden_0_5' does not exist in the provided AnnData object's observation columns. To fix this, I will first verify some other preprocessing steps from the success history to ensure that the necessary attributes are correctly set before attempting to create the violin plot again.

python
tmp = violin(result_2, ['age'], groupby='leiden_0_5', show=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a visual representation of age data for different groups identified by a clustering method called Leiden. We solved it by using the violin plotting function, which takes our data and plots the distribution of ages for each group, in this case, 'leiden_0_5', showing the results immediately on the screen. In the generated code, ['age'] specifies that we're looking at age data, and show=True indicates that we want to display the plot right away.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Could not find keys '['leiden_0_5']' in columns of adata.obs or in adata.var_names."

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The bug arises because the groupby key 'leiden_0_5' may not exist in the result_2.obs DataFrame, causing a KeyError. To resolve this, we need to confirm that 'leiden_0_5' exists in the obs attributes of result_2, and if not adjust or preprocess accordingly before plotting.

python
tmp = violin(result_2, keys=['age'], groupby='leiden_0_5', show=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a visual representation of data known as a violin plot, which helps compare the distribution of a variable (like age) across different groups (defined by clustering). We solved it by calling the violin function from the ehrapy library, specifying the data to be displayed (result_2), the variable of interest (age), and the groupings based on a previous analysis (from the leiden_0_5 result). This generates a plot that reveals how age is distributed within each group, making it easier to identify trends and differences visually.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Could not find keys '['leiden_0_5']' in columns of adata.obs or in adata.var_names."

Error Analysis, retry count: 3/5

The error arises from the absence of the 'leiden_0_5' key in the columns of adata.obs, indicating that the required clustering labels have not been generated or are not present. To resolve this, we need to ensure that the leiden clustering is applied to the data before proceeding with the violin plot, as indicated by the successful execution logs.

python
tmp = violin(result_2, keys=['age'], groupby='leiden_0_5', show=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a visual representation of age data, categorized by a group identified through a specific analysis method (Leiden clustering). We solved it by using the violin function from the ehrapy library, where we passed the dataset (result_2), specified that we want to see the "age" data, grouped by the "leiden_0_5" category, and requested that the plot be displayed immediately with show=True. This function helps to compare the distribution of ages across different groups, with the keys parameter indicating which data to plot and groupby letting us see the comparison among different categories.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "Could not find keys '['leiden_0_5']' in columns of adata.obs or in adata.var_names."

Error Analysis, retry count: 4/5

The errors stem from using a groupby key 'leiden_0_5' that does not exist in the observation attributes of result_2. To correct this, we need to ensure the groupby parameter corresponds to an actual column in result_2.obs, which exists in the provided namespace variables.

python
tmp = violin(result_2, keys=['age'], groupby='service_unit', show=True)
Code explanation

The task is to create a violin plot to visualize the age distribution of different service units in the data. We solved it by using the violin function from the ehrapy library, specifying keys=['age'] to focus on age data, groupby='service_unit' to categorize the ages by service units, and show=True to display the plot. Essentially, this means we are examining how age varies across different groups within the dataset.

Executed results [Success]

Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained

Executed results [Success]
Progress Image

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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/examples/single_task/snapatac2/basic_pl_tsse_pl_umap.html b/examples/single_task/snapatac2/basic_pl_tsse_pl_umap.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..07e57e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/single_task/snapatac2/basic_pl_tsse_pl_umap.html @@ -0,0 +1,7659 @@ + + +BioMANIA UI
Top K: 1 | Lib: snapatac2 |
snapatac2
Get me the scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs, and set `annotated_h5ad` as its type
snapatac2
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snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k : scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs from 10x Genomics. Similarity score: 0.7980296611785889
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc500 : scATAC-seq dataset of 500 PBMCs from 10x Genomics. This function returns the path to the fragment file of the 10X scATAC-seq dataset containing ~500 PBMCs. Similarity score: 0.4672565162181854
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.colon : scATAC-seq datasets of five colon transverse samples from [Zhang21]_. Similarity score: 0.3374662399291992
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k

The task is to retrieve a specific dataset for scATAC-seq analysis that includes data from 5,000 PBMCs with a specific file type. We solved it by using the snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k function, specifying annotated_h5ad as the type to get the desired annotated file.

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snapatac2
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+Get me the scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs, and set annotated_h5ad as its type

python
from snapatac2.datasets import pbmc5k
+result_1 = pbmc5k(type='annotated_h5ad')
Task summary

The task is to obtain a specific dataset of 5,000 PBMCs (peripheral blood mononuclear cells) from a tool that handles single-cell ATAC-seq data. We solved it by using a function called pbmc5k from the snapatac2.datasets module, specifically requesting an "annotated_h5ad" file, which means we wanted a file that includes processed data with additional annotations. The code result_1 = pbmc5k(type='annotated_h5ad') executes this request and gives us the path to the desired dataset file.

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snapatac2
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We obtain a new variable result_1: /home/z6dong/.cache/snapatac2/atac_pbmc_5k_annotated.h5ad

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Could you load this `.h5ad` file?
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.read : Read . <span style="color:red">h5ad-formatted hdf5 file. Similarity score: 0.5531750917434692
    • +
  • snapatac2.AnnData.write : Write . h5ad-formatted hdf5 file. Similarity score: 0.4526865780353546
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k : scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs from 10x Genomics. Similarity score: 0.23180466890335083
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.read

The task is to load a .h5ad file, which is a specific data format used for storing data. We solved it by using the snapatac2.read() function, which allows us to read the file in either read-only or read/write mode, depending on our needs.

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snapatac2
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+Could you load the .h5ad file located at '/home/z6dong/.cache/snapatac2/atac_pbmc_5k_annotated.h5ad'?

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes File name of data file.('filename': Path), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'filename'?

result_1
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2 import read
+result_2 = read(result_1, backed=None)
Task summary

The task is to read a specific data file formatted in .h5ad that contains important information for analysis. We solved it by using the snapatac2.read function, where we provided the filename to read and set the backed option to None, meaning we want to load the entire data into memory for easy access. This function allows us to choose how we want to interact with the file, either just reading it or allowing changes, depending on the backing mode we set.

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snapatac2
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 4437 × 6062095
+obs: 'n_fragment', 'frac_dup', 'frac_mito', 'tsse', 'doublet_probability', 'doublet_score', 'cell_type'
+var: 'count', 'selected'
+uns: 'cell_type_colors', 'doublet_rate', 'frag_size_distr', 'leiden_colors', 'reference_sequences', 'scrublet_sim_doublet_score', 'spectral_eigenvalue'
+obsm: 'X_spectral', 'X_umap', 'fragment_paired'
+obsp: 'distances'

Executed results [Success]
indexn_fragmentfrac_dupfrac_mitotssedoublet_probabilitydoublet_scorecell_type
AAACGAAAGACGTCAG-1220700.52194255512714990.032.371073490556810.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418MAIT
AAACGAAAGATTGACA-1105000.53451256816065970.029.6956774568714860.0033130860538918460.001088139281828074CD8 Memory
AAACGAAAGGGTCCCT-1192010.51017857142857140.018.822314049586780.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418CD14 Mono
AAACGAACAATTGTGC-1132420.4873998374172570.030.033003300330030.00331253559185435470.0022172949002217295CD8 Naive
AAACGAACACTCGTGG-1102550.398956745985230340.030.9486166007905120.00331597206080401930.005875440658049355CD4 Memory

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I need to plot the UMAP embedding, and set `color` on `cell_type`
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.pl.umap : Plot the UMAP embedding. Similarity score: 0.6734756231307983
    • +
  • snapatac2.pl.spectral_eigenvalues : Plot the eigenvalues of spectral embedding. Similarity score: 0.32359540462493896
    • +
  • snapatac2.pl.render_plot : Render a plotly figure. Note that this function is not intended to be called directly. Similarity score: 0.30430200695991516
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.pl.umap

The task is to create a UMAP plot that visually represents different cell types using colors. We solved it by using the snapatac2.pl.umap function, specifying the data to plot, setting the color based on cell type, and adjusting other settings like dot size and opacity.

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+Refined subtask description: I need to plot the UMAP embedding using <span style="color:red">color</span> set as 'cell_type' and use_rep as 'X_umap'.

python
from snapatac2.pl import umap
+result_3 = umap(result_2, color='cell_type', interactive=False)
Task summary

The task is to visualize a dataset using a UMAP plot, which helps to show how different groups of data points relate to each other. We solved it by using the umap function from the snapatac2 library, specifying that we wanted to color the points by their 'cell_type' and set the plot to be non-interactive. In this code, color='cell_type' tells the function to use the 'cell_type' information for coloring the dots, while interactive=False makes the plot static instead of allowing interaction.

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snapatac2
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We obtain a new variable result_3: <IPython.core.display.Image object>

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Please plot the TSS enrichment vs. number of fragments density figure
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.pl.tsse : Plot the TSS enrichment vs. Similarity score: 0.8707364797592163
    • +
  • snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment : Plot the motif enrichment result. Similarity score: 0.38982874155044556
    • +
  • snapatac2.metrics.tsse : Compute the TSS enrichment score (TSSe) for each cell. :func:~snapatac2. pp. import_data must be ran first in order to use this function. Similarity score: 0.37977665662765503
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.pl.tsse

The task is to create a visual representation that shows the relationship between TSS enrichment and the density of fragments in our data. We solved it by using a specific function (tsse) from the snapatac2 library, which takes in our data, sets certain parameters like the minimum number of fragments to consider, and produces a customizable plot for us to analyze.

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+Please plot the TSS enrichment vs. number of fragments density figure using 'min_fragment' set as '500', 'width' as '500', and 'height' as '400'.

python
from snapatac2.pl import tsse
+result_4 = tsse(result_2, interactive=False)
Task summary

The task is to create a visualization that shows the relationship between gene activity (TSS enrichment) and the number of unique fragments from cells in a biological dataset. We solved it by using the tsse function from the snapatac2 library, which takes in our dataset and optional parameters like interactive=False to specify that we don't want an interactive plot. This function processes the data while filtering out cells with fewer than 500 unique fragments, creating a plot that can be customized and viewed later.

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snapatac2
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We obtain a new variable result_4: <IPython.core.display.Image object>

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BioMANIA UI is an interface based off of ChatBot UI. We appreciate the authors for their work.
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snapatac2
Get me the scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs, and set `annotated_h5ad` as its type
snapatac2
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Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k : scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs from 10x Genomics. Similarity score: 0.7980296611785889
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc500 : scATAC-seq dataset of 500 PBMCs from 10x Genomics. This function returns the path to the fragment file of the 10X scATAC-seq dataset containing ~500 PBMCs. Similarity score: 0.4672565162181854
    • +
  • snapatac2.AnnData.write : Write . h5ad-formatted hdf5 file. Similarity score: 0.3494216799736023
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k

The task is to get the scATAC-seq dataset of 5,000 PBMCs and specify that we want the annotated_h5ad type. We solved it by using the snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k function and selecting annotated_h5ad to get the desired dataset.

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+Get me the scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs, and set annotated_h5ad as its type

python
from snapatac2.datasets import pbmc5k
+result_1 = pbmc5k(type='annotated_h5ad')
Task summary

The task is to access a specific dataset related to single-cell ATAC-sequencing of 5,000 peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from 10x Genomics, focusing on a version of the dataset that includes annotations. We solved it by using the pbmc5k function from the snapatac2.datasets module, and we specified that we wanted the annotated_h5ad file type to get the version of the data that includes additional information about the cells. This approach allows us to easily retrieve the relevant data file, which is crucial for further analysis.

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snapatac2
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_1: /home/z6dong/.cache/snapatac2/atac_pbmc_5k_annotated.h5ad

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Could you load this `.h5ad` file?
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.read : Read . <span style="color:red">h5ad-formatted hdf5 file. Similarity score: 0.5531750917434692
    • +
  • snapatac2.AnnData.write : Write . h5ad-formatted hdf5 file. Similarity score: 0.4526865780353546
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.pbmc5k : scATAC-seq dataset of 5k PBMCs from 10x Genomics. Similarity score: 0.23180466890335083
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.read

The task is to load a .h5ad file, which is a specific format for storing data, and we solved it by using the snapatac2.read function that reads this file and allows us to specify whether we want to open it in read-only or read/write mode. By passing the file name and the desired mode to this function, we can access the data as needed.

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+Could you load the file located at '/home/z6dong/.cache/snapatac2/atac_pbmc_5k_annotated.h5ad'?

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes File name of data file.('filename': Path), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'filename'?

result_1
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2 import read
+result_2 = read(result_1, backed=None)
Task summary

The task is to read a specific data file that is formatted in .h5ad, which is commonly used for storing scientific data. We solved it by using the read function from the snapatac2 library, which allows us to open the file; in this case, we set the backed parameter to None to load the entire content into memory for easy access. The result_1 represents the filename we want to read, and by calling read(result_1, backed=None), we ensure that we can fully utilize the data stored in the file.

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snapatac2
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 4437 × 6062095
+obs: 'n_fragment', 'frac_dup', 'frac_mito', 'tsse', 'doublet_probability', 'doublet_score', 'cell_type'
+var: 'count', 'selected'
+uns: 'cell_type_colors', 'doublet_rate', 'frag_size_distr', 'leiden_colors', 'reference_sequences', 'scrublet_sim_doublet_score', 'spectral_eigenvalue'
+obsm: 'X_spectral', 'X_umap', 'fragment_paired'
+obsp: 'distances'

Executed results [Success]
indexn_fragmentfrac_dupfrac_mitotssedoublet_probabilitydoublet_scorecell_type
AAACGAAAGACGTCAG-1220700.52194255512714990.032.371073490556810.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418MAIT
AAACGAAAGATTGACA-1105000.53451256816065970.029.6956774568714860.0033130860538918460.001088139281828074CD8 Memory
AAACGAAAGGGTCCCT-1192010.51017857142857140.018.822314049586780.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418CD14 Mono
AAACGAACAATTGTGC-1132420.4873998374172570.030.033003300330030.00331253559185435470.0022172949002217295CD8 Naive
AAACGAACACTCGTGG-1102550.398956745985230340.030.9486166007905120.00331597206080401930.005875440658049355CD4 Memory

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Please call peaks using MACS3, set `groupby` on `cell_type`.
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.tl.macs3 : Call peaks using MACS3. Similarity score: 0.7841550707817078
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.merge_peaks : Merge peaks from different groups. Merge peaks from different groups. Similarity score: 0.37711650133132935
    • +
  • snapatac2.pp.make_peak_matrix : Generate cell by peak count matrix. This function will generate a cell by peak count matrix and store it in a new . h5ad file. Similarity score: 0.3254900872707367
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.tl.macs3

The task is to identify areas of interest, or "peaks," in biological data using a method called MACS3, focusing specifically on grouping the data by cell types. We solved it by using the snapatac2.tl.macs3 function, which allows for peak calling by specifying the groupby parameter for cell types and adjusting various settings like quality thresholds and fragment sizes.

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+Please call peaks using MACS3, set <span style="color:red">groupby</span> as <span style="color:red">cell_type</span> and qvalue as 0.05.

python
from snapatac2.tl import macs3
+result_3 = macs3(result_2, 'cell_type')
Task summary

The task is to identify "peaks" in gene expression data based on different cell types using a specific analysis method called MACS3. We solved it by using the macs3 function from the SnapATAC2 library, where we passed our data and specified that we wanted to group the analysis by 'cell_type'. In this process, we also defined a few important settings, like how much to relax the statistical threshold for calling peaks, and allowed the function to run using multiple processes for faster results.

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snapatac2
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_2: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 4437 × 6062095
+obs: 'n_fragment', 'frac_dup', 'frac_mito', 'tsse', 'doublet_probability', 'doublet_score', 'cell_type'
+var: 'count', 'selected'
+uns: 'cell_type_colors', 'doublet_rate', 'frag_size_distr', 'leiden_colors', 'reference_sequences', 'scrublet_sim_doublet_score', 'spectral_eigenvalue', 'macs3'
+obsm: 'X_spectral', 'X_umap', 'fragment_paired'
+obsp: 'distances'

Executed results [Success]
indexn_fragmentfrac_dupfrac_mitotssedoublet_probabilitydoublet_scorecell_type
AAACGAAAGACGTCAG-1220700.52194255512714990.032.371073490556810.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418MAIT
AAACGAAAGATTGACA-1105000.53451256816065970.029.6956774568714860.0033130860538918460.001088139281828074CD8 Memory
AAACGAAAGGGTCCCT-1192010.51017857142857140.018.822314049586780.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418CD14 Mono
AAACGAACAATTGTGC-1132420.4873998374172570.030.033003300330030.00331253559185435470.0022172949002217295CD8 Naive
AAACGAACACTCGTGG-1102550.398956745985230340.030.9486166007905120.00331597206080401930.005875440658049355CD4 Memory

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Merge peaks from different groups
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.tl.merge_peaks : Merge peaks from different groups. Merge peaks from different groups. Similarity score: 0.7722076773643494
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.macs3 : Call peaks using MACS3. Similarity score: 0.38966065645217896
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.aggregate_X : Aggregate values in adata. X in a row-wise fashion. Aggregate values in adata. X in a row-wise fashion. Similarity score: 0.32913094758987427
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.tl.merge_peaks

The task is to combine overlapping peak regions from different data groups. We solved it by using the merge_peaks function, which expands the peak regions, prioritizes the most significant ones while removing overlaps, and returns a clean list of non-overlapping peaks.

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+Merge peaks from different groups with 'half_width' set as 250.

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes Peak information from different groups.('peaks': dict[str, 'polars.DataFrame']), and Chromosome sizes. If a :class:~snapatac2.genome.Genome is provided,
+chromosome sizes will be obtained from the genome.('chrom_sizes': Union[dict[str, int], Genome]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'peaks'?

result_2.uns['macs3']
snapatac2
Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'chrom_sizes'?

snapatac2.genome.hg38
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.tl import merge_peaks
+result_4 = merge_peaks(result_2.uns['macs3'], snapatac2.genome.hg38)
Task summary

The task is to merge overlapping peak data from different groups of analysis for genomic data, using the snapatac2 library. We solved it by utilizing the merge_peaks function, which combines peak lists while expanding their width slightly and removing overlapping ones by keeping only the most significant peaks. In the code, result_2.uns['macs3'] provides the peak data to merge, and snapatac2.genome.hg38 supplies the necessary chromosome size information to accurately perform the merge.

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snapatac2
Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_4: shape: (302_197, 13)
+┌────────────────────────┬───────┬────────────┬────────────┬───┬───────┬───────────┬──────────┬───────┐
+│ Peaks ┆ pDC ┆ CD4 Memory ┆ CD8 Memory ┆ … ┆ cDC ┆ CD4 Naive ┆ Memory B ┆ MAIT │
+│ --- ┆ --- ┆ --- ┆ --- ┆ ┆ --- ┆ --- ┆ --- ┆ --- │
+│ str ┆ bool ┆ bool ┆ bool ┆ ┆ bool ┆ bool ┆ bool ┆ bool │
+╞════════════════════════╪═══════╪════════════╪════════════╪═══╪═══════╪═══════════╪══════════╪═══════╡
+│ chr1:180610-181111 ┆ false ┆ true ┆ true ┆ … ┆ true ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false │
+│ chr1:181226-181727 ┆ false ┆ true ┆ true ┆ … ┆ false ┆ true ┆ false ┆ true │
+│ chr1:191568-192069 ┆ false ┆ false ┆ true ┆ … ┆ true ┆ false ┆ false ┆ true │
+│ chr1:267716-268217 ┆ false ┆ true ┆ true ┆ … ┆ true ┆ false ┆ false ┆ true │
+│ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … ┆ … │
+│ chrY:26601908-26602409 ┆ true ┆ false ┆ false ┆ … ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false │
+│ chrY:26670799-26671300 ┆ false ┆ false ┆ true ┆ … ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false │
+│ chrY:26670098-26670599 ┆ false ┆ false ┆ true ┆ … ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false │
+│ chrY:56840561-56841062 ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false ┆ … ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false ┆ false │
+└────────────────────────┴───────┴────────────┴────────────┴───┴───────┴───────────┴──────────┴───────┘

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Please create a cell by peak matrix, with use_rep set as result_4['Peaks']
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.pp.make_peak_matrix : Generate cell by peak count matrix. This function will generate a cell by peak count matrix and store it in a new . h5ad file. Similarity score: 0.6977458596229553
    • +
  • snapatac2.read_mtx : Read Matrix Market file. Similarity score: 0.48385152220726013
    • +
  • snapatac2.pp.make_gene_matrix : Generate cell by gene activity matrix. Generate cell by gene activity matrix by counting the TN5 insertions in gene body regions. Similarity score: 0.37044036388397217
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.pp.make_peak_matrix

The task is to create a matrix that counts the number of cells that correspond to specific peaks using the given peak information. We solved it by utilizing the make_peak_matrix function from the SnapATAC2 library, with the parameter use_rep set to the peak data stored in result_4['Peaks'].

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snapatac2
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+Please create a cell by peak matrix with 'use_rep' set as 'result_4['Peaks']'.

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes The (annotated) data matrix of shape n_obs x n_vars.
+Rows correspond to cells and columns to regions.('adata': Union[internal.AnnData, internal.AnnDataSet]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'?

result_2
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.pp import make_peak_matrix
+result_8 = make_peak_matrix(result_2, use_rep=result_4['Peaks'], use_x=result_4['Peaks'])
Task summary

The task is to create a matrix that counts how many peaks (specific regions of DNA) are associated with each cell in a dataset. We solved it by using a function called make_peak_matrix from the snapatac2 library, and we provided it with our data (result_2) along with a reference to the peak information and specified to use the same peaks for counting. The parameters used indicate which peak information to reference and whether to use raw counts from a specific part of the data.

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+Please create a cell by peak matrix with 'use_rep' set as result_4['Peaks'] and 'chunk_size' set as 500.

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes The (annotated) data matrix of shape n_obs x n_vars.
+Rows correspond to cells and columns to regions.('adata': Union[internal.AnnData, internal.AnnDataSet]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'adata'?

result_2
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.pp import make_peak_matrix
+result_9 = make_peak_matrix(result_2, use_rep=result_4['Peaks'])
Task summary

The task is to create a cell-by-peak count matrix from our existing data, which helps in analyzing gene activity in different regions of the genome. We solved it by using the make_peak_matrix function from the snapatac2 library, where we specified our data (result_2) and the peaks we wanted to use (result_4['Peaks']). This function allows us to customize the output, such as deciding whether to save the result to a file, how to handle raw counts, and what size of peaks to include, providing a comprehensive view of gene expression linked to specific genomic regions.

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snapatac2
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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_9: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 4437 × 302197
+obs: 'n_fragment', 'frac_dup', 'frac_mito', 'tsse', 'doublet_probability', 'doublet_score', 'cell_type'

Executed results [Success]
n_fragmentfrac_dupfrac_mitotssedoublet_probabilitydoublet_scorecell_type
AAACGAAAGACGTCAG-1220700.52194255512714990.032.371073490556810.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418MAIT
AAACGAAAGATTGACA-1105000.53451256816065970.029.6956774568714860.0033130860538918460.001088139281828074CD8 Memory
AAACGAAAGGGTCCCT-1192010.51017857142857140.018.822314049586780.0033263453626046040.009276437847866418CD14 Mono
AAACGAACAATTGTGC-1132420.4873998374172570.030.033003300330030.00331253559185435470.0022172949002217295CD8 Naive
AAACGAACACTCGTGG-1102550.398956745985230340.030.9486166007905120.00331597206080401930.005875440658049355CD4 Memory

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Please find marker regions with groupby variable set on `cell_type` and pvalue set as 0.01.
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.tl.marker_regions : A quick-and-dirty way to get marker regions. Similarity score: 0.7055697441101074
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.diff_test : Identify differentially accessible regions. Similarity score: 0.5598867535591125
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.motif_enrichment : Identify enriched transcription factor motifs. Similarity score: 0.30713433027267456
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.tl.marker_regions

The task is to identify specific regions that act as markers based on the type of cells and filter these regions using a p-value threshold of 0.01. We solved it by using the snapatac2.tl.marker_regions function, which analyzes the given data grouped by the specified cell type while applying the p-value criterion.

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+Please find marker regions with 'groupby' set as 'cell_type' and 'pvalue' set as 0.01.

Choosing Parameters: special type

There are many variables match the expected type. Please determine which one to choose

Enter Parameters: special type

The predicted API takes 'AnnData or AnnDataSet object.'('data': Union[AnnData, AnnDataSet]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: special type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'data'? We find some candidates
+result_2: result_2 = read(result_1, backed=None)
+result_9: result_9 = make_peak_matrix(result_2, use_rep=result_4['Peaks'])
+.

result_9
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.tl import marker_regions
+result_10 = marker_regions(result_9, 'cell_type')
Task summary

The task is to identify specific regions in a dataset that are significant for different cell types. We solved it by using the marker_regions function from the snapatac2 library, applying it to our dataset result_9 while grouping the analysis by 'cell_type'. This function takes our data, looks for these 'marker regions', and uses a p-value threshold of 0.01 to determine which results are statistically significant.

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Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_10: {'CD4 Memory': Index(['chr1:1219256-1219757', 'chr1:1825842-1826343', 'chr1:2336176-2336677',
+'chr1:3375074-3375575', 'chr1:3397271-3397772', 'chr1:3429929-3430430',
+'chr1:3514249-3514750', 'chr1:3522257-3522758', 'chr1:3549815-3550316',
+'chr1:3566669-3567170',
+...
+'chrX:152024391-152024892', 'chrX:152167338-152167839',
+'chrX:153782820-153783321', 'chrY:2847364-2847865',
+'chrY:7258257-7258758', 'chrY:12946355-12946856',
+'chrY:13050590-13051091', 'chrY:14300772-14301273',
+'chrY:14522532-14523033', 'chrY:14525123-14525624'],
+dtype='object', length=3066), 'CD4 Naive': Index(['chr1:2165631-2166132', 'chr1:2282587-2283088', 'chr1:2484906-2485407',
+'chr1:2513650-2514151', 'chr1:2903644-2904145', 'chr1:3063140-3063641',
+'chr1:3643043-3643544', 'chr1:4713569-4714070', 'chr1:4858369-4858870',
+'chr1:6928094-6928595',
+...
+'chrX:154593758-154594259', 'chrX:155279806-155280307',
+'chrY:7336409-7336910', 'chrY:12553200-12553701',
+'chrY:12982303-12982804', 'chrY:13256536-13257037',
+'chrY:15375380-15375881', 'chrY:21138235-21138736',
+'chrY:21142220-21142721', 'chrY:21256091-21256592'],
+dtype='object', length=3000), 'CD8 Memory': Index(['chr1:1286288-1286789', 'chr1:2183453-2183954', 'chr1:2304955-2305456',
+'chr1:3463730-3464231', 'chr1:3505363-3505864', 'chr1:3561336-3561837',
+'chr1:3592070-3592571', 'chr1:3781599-3782100', 'chr1:4242713-4243214',
+'chr1:4267346-4267847',
+...
+'chrX:149951731-149952232', 'chrX:152929595-152930096',
+'chrX:153448404-153448905', 'chrY:12389552-12390053',
+'chrY:13258163-13258664', 'chrY:14301434-14301935',
+'chrY:14834084-14834585', 'chrY:19425242-19425743',
+'chrY:26670799-26671300', 'chrY:26670098-26670599'],
+dtype='object', length=2819), 'CD8 Naive': Index(['chr1:889973-890474', 'chr1:1359236-1359737', 'chr1:1386119-1386620',
+'chr1:1518506-1519007', 'chr1:1533842-1534343', 'chr1:1558483-1558984',
+'chr1:1665609-1666110', 'chr1:1929956-1930457', 'chr1:2152839-2153340',
+'chr1:2162501-2163002',
+...
+'chrY:17018452-17018953', 'chrY:17043997-17044498',
+'chrY:19130943-19131444', 'chrY:19134436-19134937',
+'chrY:19192934-19193435', 'chrY:19220767-19221268',
+'chrY:19391909-19392410', 'chrY:19406309-19406810',
+'chrY:19431930-19432431', 'chrY:20960368-20960869'],
+dtype='object', length=5888), 'CD14 Mono': Index(['chr1:1843914-1844415', 'chr1:3717362-3717863', 'chr1:3734455-3734956',
+'chr1:3755891-3756392', 'chr1:3804790-3805291', 'chr1:4926650-4927151',
+'chr1:4948463-4948964', 'chr1:6749260-6749761', 'chr1:6752227-6752728',
+'chr1:8375819-8376320',
+...
+'chrY:17280682-17281183', 'chrY:19582194-19582695',
+'chrY:20951666-20952167', 'chrY:20971465-20971966',
+'chrY:20987726-20988227', 'chrY:21046654-21047155',
+'chrY:21079532-21080033', 'chrY:21082583-21083084',
+'chrY:21113241-21113742', 'chrY:21171299-21171800'],
+dtype='object', length=5830), 'CD16 Mono': Index(['chr1:897228-897729', 'chr1:938163-938664', 'chr1:994595-995096',
+'chr1:993211-993712', 'chr1:999902-1000403', 'chr1:1000619-1001120',
+'chr1:1052081-1052582', 'chr1:1303160-1303661', 'chr1:1383102-1383603',
+'chr1:1587035-1587536',
+...
+'chrY:7651222-7651723', 'chrY:7765234-7765735', 'chrY:8562057-8562558',
+'chrY:12288263-12288764', 'chrY:12641581-12642082',
+'chrY:12765037-12765538', 'chrY:12811095-12811596',
+'chrY:13425438-13425939', 'chrY:19114004-19114505',
+'chrY:26463116-26463617'],
+dtype='object', length=10847), 'MAIT': Index(['chr1:1462219-1462720', 'chr1:1529334-1529835', 'chr1:1948944-1949445',
+'chr1:2009075-2009576', 'chr1:2442346-2442847', 'chr1:2451306-2451807',
+'chr1:6918852-6919353', 'chr1:7672866-7673367', 'chr1:9606610-9607111',
+'chr1:10185635-10186136',
+...
+'chrX:145823894-145824395', 'chrX:147475929-147476430',
+'chrX:147838381-147838882', 'chrX:149109781-149110282',
+'chrX:149480675-149481176', 'chrX:154441495-154441996',
+'chrX:155783307-155783808', 'chrY:7254963-7255464',
+'chrY:12501318-12501819', 'chrY:12874384-12874885'],
+dtype='object', length=2813), 'Memory B': Index(['chr1:1179239-1179740', 'chr1:1385136-1385637', 'chr1:1425382-1425883',
+'chr1:1901862-1902363', 'chr1:2038668-2039169', 'chr1:2325638-2326139',
+'chr1:3520788-3521289', 'chr1:3822393-3822894', 'chr1:3893154-3893655',
+'chr1:3917689-3918190',
+...
+'chrY:20681916-20682417', 'chrY:20725567-20726068',
+'chrY:20726143-20726644', 'chrY:20787016-20787517',
+'chrY:20891726-20892227', 'chrY:20896497-20896998',
+'chrY:20936591-20937092', 'chrY:21070546-21071047',
+'chrY:21227193-21227694', 'chrY:26315020-26315521'],
+dtype='object', length=7150), 'NK': Index(['chr1:966212-966713', 'chr1:1107825-1108326', 'chr1:1165817-1166318',
+'chr1:1221819-1222320', 'chr1:1530942-1531443', 'chr1:1799520-1800021',
+'chr1:1845611-1846112', 'chr1:1954672-1955173', 'chr1:2267906-2268407',
+'chr1:2357406-2357907',
+...
+'chrY:13308300-13308801', 'chrY:13454535-13455036',
+'chrY:14333865-14334366', 'chrY:17042369-17042870',
+'chrY:17074378-17074879', 'chrY:18994510-18995011',
+'chrY:19207338-19207839', 'chrY:19410769-19411270',
+'chrY:19903011-19903512', 'chrY:20972220-20972721'],
+dtype='object', length=12070), 'Naive B': Index(['chr1:629731-630232', 'chr1:633808-634309', 'chr1:804642-805143',
+'chr1:865574-866075', 'chr1:892054-892555', 'chr1:953644-954145',
+'chr1:1050583-1051084', 'chr1:1069818-1070319', 'chr1:1092794-1093295',
+'chr1:1184854-1185355',
+...
+'chrY:20657697-20658198', 'chrY:20690923-20691424',
+'chrY:20731817-20732318', 'chrY:20805321-20805822',
+'chrY:21227767-21228268', 'chrY:21288136-21288637',
+'chrY:21640683-21641184', 'chrY:21679516-21680017',
+'chrY:21836304-21836805', 'chrY:56840561-56841062'],
+dtype='object', length=15774), 'cDC': Index(['chr1:834792-835293', 'chr1:1967060-1967561', 'chr1:2068683-2069184',
+'chr1:2632845-2633346', 'chr1:3171003-3171504', 'chr1:3170428-3170929',
+'chr1:3174785-3175286', 'chr1:5090198-5090699', 'chr1:7444243-7444744',
+'chr1:7549167-7549668',
+...
+'chrX:149476409-149476910', 'chrX:150448116-150448617',
+'chrX:150507017-150507518', 'chrX:150833648-150834149',
+'chrX:152896391-152896892', 'chrX:155893413-155893914',
+'chrX:155896442-155896943', 'chrY:2970412-2970913',
+'chrY:7769084-7769585', 'chrY:13790013-13790514'],
+dtype='object', length=4543), 'pDC': Index(['chr1:812009-812510', 'chr1:858519-859020', 'chr1:860764-861265',
+'chr1:876439-876940', 'chr1:886660-887161', 'chr1:905180-905681',
+'chr1:912530-913031', 'chr1:920458-920959', 'chr1:928690-929191',
+'chr1:1039465-1039966',
+...
+'chrY:21596256-21596757', 'chrY:21604912-21605413',
+'chrY:21609282-21609783', 'chrY:21681747-21682248',
+'chrY:21814478-21814979', 'chrY:21856779-21857280',
+'chrY:22365806-22366307', 'chrY:23975553-23976054',
+'chrY:26550214-26550715', 'chrY:26601908-26602409'],
+dtype='object', length=48100)}

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Could you please retrieve a list of transcription factor motifs from the CIS-BP database
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.datasets.cis_bp : A list of transcription factor motifs curated by the CIS-BP database. This function returns motifs curated from the CIS-BP database [Weirauch14]_. Similarity score: 0.8450932502746582
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.Meuleman_2020 : A list of transcription factor motifs curated from [Meuleman20]. This function returns motifs curated from [Meuleman20]. Similarity score: 0.5697832703590393
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.cre_HEA : Curated cis-regulatory elements from [Zhang21]_. Similarity score: 0.5330379009246826
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.datasets.cis_bp

The task is to get a list of transcription factor motifs from the CIS-BP database, which are important for understanding how proteins interact with DNA. We solved it by using a specific function that retrieves these motifs, allowing us to choose whether we want unique motifs or all of them, and it returns the data in a straightforward list format.

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snapatac2
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+Could you please retrieve a list of transcription factor motifs from the CIS-BP database with 'unique' set as 'True'?

python
from snapatac2.datasets import cis_bp
+result_11 = cis_bp()
Task summary

The task is to get a list of important transcription factor motifs from the CIS-BP database to help identify potential binding sites in the genome. We solved it by using the cis_bp() function, which automatically selects the most informative motifs and returns them in a list. The parameter unique=True ensures that we only get one motif per transcription factor, focusing on the most significant ones.

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snapatac2
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Executed results [Success]

Executed successfully! No new variable obtained

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Analyze the enrichment of TF motifs in genomic sequences with a specific statistical testing method.
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.tl.motif_enrichment : Identify enriched transcription factor motifs. Similarity score: 0.6628428101539612
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.add_tf_binding : Add TF motif binding information. Similarity score: 0.4775056838989258
    • +
  • snapatac2.datasets.cis_bp : A list of transcription factor motifs curated by the CIS-BP database. This function returns motifs curated from the CIS-BP database [Weirauch14]_. Similarity score: 0.40603092312812805
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.tl.motif_enrichment

The task is to analyze how certain DNA patterns, known as transcription factor motifs, are concentrated in specific genomic sequences using a statistical testing method. We solved it by using a function that identifies these enriched motifs by comparing designated regions in the genome to a background set, allowing us to choose between two statistical methods for the analysis.

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snapatac2
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+Analyze the enrichment of TF motifs in genomic sequences using the method 'hypergeometric' with 'regions' set as the marker regions identified in previous steps and 'genome_fasta' as the reference genome hg38.

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes A list of transcription factor motifs.('motifs': list[PyDNAMotif]), and Groups of regions. Each group will be tested independently against the background.('regions': dict[str, list[str]]), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'motifs'?

result_11
snapatac2
Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'regions'?

result_10
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.tl import motif_enrichment
+result_15 = motif_enrichment(result_11, result_10, 'hg38', method='hypergeometric')
Task summary

The task is to identify enriched transcription factor motifs in specific genomic regions. We solved it by using the motif_enrichment function from the snapatac2 library, where we provided a list of motifs (result_11), a dictionary of regions to analyze (result_10), and specified the human genome version ('hg38') along with a statistical method ('hypergeometric') for testing. This function returns organized results that help us understand which motifs are particularly significant in the given regions.

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Executed results [Fail]

NameError: name 'result_11' is not defined. Did you mean: 'result_1'?

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The bug occurred because the variable 'result_11' was not defined within the namespace. To correct this, we need to use the correct variable 'result_12' instead, which holds the necessary region data for the motif enrichment analysis.

python
result_enrichment = motif_enrichment(result_12, result_10, snapatac2.genome.hg38, method='hypergeometric')
Code explanation

The task is to find out which transcription factor motifs (specific DNA patterns that proteins bind to) are more common than expected in certain regions of a genome. We solved it by using a function that accepts a list of these motifs, groups of genomic regions to test, the genome itself, and a method for statistical analysis, specifically the 'hypergeometric' method. In our example, we provided two sets of genomic regions and specified the human genome (hg38) to get back analysis results showing which motifs are enriched.

Executed results [Fail]

NameError: name 'result_12' is not defined. Did you mean: 'result_1'?

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The previous attempts failed due to undefined variable names. To correct this, I'll use the correctly defined variable 'result_11' which is an instance of 'cis_bp' and is not None, passing it as the 'motifs' argument to the 'motif_enrichment' function.

python
result_enrichment = motif_enrichment(result_11, result_10, snapatac2.genome.hg38, method='hypergeometric')
Code explanation

The task is to find out which transcription factor motifs are enriched in specific regions of a genome, which can help understand gene regulation. We solved it by using the motif_enrichment function, where we provided it with a list of motifs (result_11), the regions to test (result_10), the genome data (snpatac2.genome.hg38), and chose the 'hypergeometric' method for statistical analysis. This function then returns results that indicate how enriched these motifs are in the given regions, helping to uncover meaningful biological insights.

Executed results [Fail]

NameError: name 'result_11' is not defined. Did you mean: 'result_1'?

Error Analysis, retry count: 3/5

The errors stemmed from using previously undefined variables 'result_11' and 'result_12'. To correct this, we will use 'result_2' along with 'result_10' as the regions and specify 'snapatac2.genome.hg38' correctly to perform the motif enrichment analysis.

python
result_enrichment = motif_enrichment(result_2.uns['cell_type_colors'], result_10, snapatac2.genome.hg38, method='hypergeometric')
Code explanation

The task is to find out which transcription factor motifs are more common in specific groups of genomic regions compared to a background set of regions. We solved it by using the motif_enrichment function from the snapatac2 library, providing it with a list of motifs (result_2.uns['cell_type_colors']), the regions we want to test (result_10), and the genome data (snapatac2.genome.hg38), while applying the hypergeometric statistical method to ensure that our testing regions are a part of the background regions. This process helps identify which motifs are significantly enriched in our selected genomic regions.

Executed results [Fail]

AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'with_nucl_prob'

Error Analysis, retry count: 4/5

The previous error was due to using an incorrect variable for the 'motifs' input; it should reference the dataset of motifs rather than a string. The corrected code uses a valid motifs variable, ensuring it aligns with the expected data structure for motif enrichment.

python
result_enrichment = motif_enrichment(snapatac2.datasets.cis_bp(unique=True), result_10, snapatac2.genome.hg38, method='hypergeometric')
Code explanation

The task is to identify which transcription factor motifs are enriched in specific regions of the genome. We solved it by using an API function called motif_enrichment, where we provided a list of motifs, specified the regions we want to analyze, and included the genome sequence we're interested in. In the generated code, result_enrichment collects the analysis results for the specified motifs in the defined regions against the hg38 genome, using the hypergeometric method to ensure accurate statistical testing.

Please plot the motif enrichment results, with figure height set as 1800, and maximum fdr set as 0.0001
snapatac2
API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

    +
  • snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment : Plot the motif enrichment result. Similarity score: 0.667304277420044
    • +
  • snapatac2.pl.tsse : Plot the TSS enrichment vs. Similarity score: 0.34494712948799133
    • +
  • snapatac2.tl.add_tf_binding : Add TF motif binding information. Similarity score: 0.2920992076396942
    • +

Predicted API: snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment

The task is to create a visual representation of the motif enrichment results while ensuring the height of the figure is set to 1800 pixels and the maximum false discovery rate (FDR) is capped at 0.0001. We solved it by using the snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment function, providing it with the enrichment data, setting the min_log_fc parameter as needed, and adjusting the max_fdr to 0.0001.

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+Please plot the motif enrichment results with 'max_fdr' set as 0.0001.

Enter Parameters: basic type

The predicted API takes Motif enrichment result.('enrichment': list(str, 'pl.DataFrame')), as input. However, there are still some parameters undefined in the query.

Enter Parameters: basic type

Which value do you think is appropriate for the parameters 'enrichment'?

result_enrichment
snapatac2
python
from snapatac2.pl import motif_enrichment
+result_5 = motif_enrichment(result_enrichment, max_fdr=0.0001, height=1800, interactive=False)
Task summary

The task is to visualize the motif enrichment results, which help identify crucial patterns in biological data. We solved it by using the motif_enrichment function from the snapatac2.pl library, passing our enrichment results and specifying that we only want to keep motifs with a very low false discovery rate (0.0001) and a specific height for the plot (1800 pixels) while making it non-interactive. In this case, the max_fdr parameter filters out unreliable motifs, ensuring we're only looking at the most significant results.

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Top K: 1 | Lib: squidpy |
squidpy
load the pre-processed imc dataset
squidpy
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API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • squidpy.datasets.imc : Pre-processed subset IMC dataset from Jackson et al <https://www. nature. com/articles/s41586-019-1876-x>__. The shape of this :class:anndata. AnnData object (4668, 34). Similarity score: 0.5389524698257446
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  • squidpy.datasets.mibitof : Pre-processed MIBI-TOF dataset from Hartmann et al <https://doi. org/10. 1101/2020. 01. 17. 909796>__. The shape of this :class:anndata. AnnData object (3309, 36). Similarity score: 0.33706480264663696
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  • squidpy.datasets.four_i : Pre-processed subset 4i dataset from Gut et al <https://doi. org/10. 1126/science. aar7042>__. The shape of this :class:anndata. AnnData object (270876, 43). Similarity score: 0.2876581847667694
    • +

Predicted API: squidpy.datasets.imc

The task is to load a pre-processed dataset of IMC (Imaging Mass Cytometry) data for analysis. We solved it by using the squidpy.datasets.imc function, which fetches this dataset from a specified path and returns it in a structured format for further use.

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+load the pre-processed imc dataset

python
from squidpy.datasets import imc
+result_1 = imc()
Task summary

The task is to obtain a pre-processed dataset related to imaging mass cytometry (IMC) from a specific research study. We solved it by using the imc() function from the squidpy.datasets module, which provides the dataset without needing to specify a file path since we want to load it directly into our program. The result_1 variable now holds the dataset, which has 4,668 data points across 34 different features, ready for analysis.

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Executing results

Executed results [Success]

We obtain a new variable result_1: AnnData object with n_obs × n_vars = 4668 × 34
+obs: 'cell type'
+uns: 'cell type_colors'
+obsm: 'spatial'

Executed results [Success]
cell type
0apoptotic tumor cell
1apoptotic tumor cell
2p53+ EGFR+ tumor cell
3apoptotic tumor cell
4apoptotic tumor cell

We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data

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Could you please perform the permutation test on my data?
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API information retrieval

Here are the retrieved API candidates with their similarity scores and keywords highlighed as evidence: +

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  • squidpy.gr.ligrec : Perform the permutation test as described in :cite:cellphonedb. Similarity score: 0.5003769993782043
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  • squidpy.pl.ligrec : Plot the result of a receptor-ligand permutation test. The result was computed by :func:squidpy. gr. ligrec. Similarity score: 0.3199169933795929
    • +
  • squidpy.gr.nhood_enrichment : Compute neighborhood enrichment by permutation test. Similarity score: 0.25783276557922363
    • +

Predicted API: squidpy.gr.ligrec

The task is to perform a permutation test on the user's data to analyze interactions between clusters. We solved it by using the squidpy.gr.ligrec function, which takes the user's data and various parameters to compute and return meaningful results about the interactions.

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+Could you please perform the permutation test on my data with 'adata' set as 'result_1' and 'cluster_key' set as 'cell type'?

python
from squidpy.gr import ligrec
+result_2 = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=result_1, copy=False)
Task summary

The task is to investigate and analyze the interactions between different cell types in our data using a specific function from the Squidpy library. We solved it by calling the ligrec function, where we provided our data (result_1), specified that we want to analyze interactions for the 'cell type' clusters, and chose not to create a separate copy of the results. In this context, interactions=result_1 means we're using the existing interactions from our dataset, while copy=False indicates that we want the results stored directly in our data object instead of getting a new one back.

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Executing results

Executed results [Fail]

TypeError: Expected either a pandas.DataFrame, dict or iterable, found AnnData

Error Analysis, retry count: 1/5

The bug occurred because the interactions parameter was incorrectly set to the AnnData object instead of a valid interactions structure like a pandas.DataFrame. This can be corrected by either passing a proper pandas.DataFrame containing the interactions or allowing the function to extract them automatically if set to None, thus focusing only on the necessary arguments.

python
result_2 = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=None, copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to analyze interactions between cell types in a dataset, specifically to identify significant associations between them. We solved it by using the ligrec function, where we specified 'cell type' as the cluster key and chose not to define specific interactions, allowing the function to automatically extract them. In this case, setting copy=False means that the results will be saved directly into the existing dataset rather than being returned as a separate output.

Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: After filtering by genes, no interactions remain.

Error Analysis, retry count: 2/5

The previous errors stemmed from using an AnnData object directly instead of specifying interactions in the required format. To correct this, we need to prepare a DataFrame that defines interactions with 'source' and 'target' columns, and then use this DataFrame in the 'ligrec' function.

python
import pandas as pd
+from squidpy.gr import ligrec
+import omnipath as op
+
+result_1 = imc()
+
+interactions_df = op.interactions.import_intercell_network()
+interactions_df['source'] = interactions_df['genesymbol_intercell_source']
+interactions_df['target'] = interactions_df['genesymbol_intercell_target']
+
+result_2 = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=interactions_df, copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to analyze intercellular interactions based on single-cell expression data and identify significant interactions between different cell types. We solved it by using the ligrec function from the Squidpy library, which requires an annotated data object containing cell type information and a list of gene interactions, both sourced using the Omnipath database. In the code, we specified the cell type to cluster by and provided the interactions from Omnipath, allowing the function to assess meaningful connections among the cells and report any significant findings directly in our data object.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "interactions_df['target']" +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 502, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 660, in ligrec
+PermutationTest(adata, use_raw=use_raw)
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 622, in prepare
+_ = super().prepare(interactions, complex_policy=complex_policy)
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 296, in prepare
+self._filter_interactions_by_genes()
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 472, in _filter_interactions_by_genes
+raise ValueError("After filtering by genes, no interactions remain.")
+ValueError: After filtering by genes, no interactions remain. +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 522, in execute_api_call
+var_value = globals()[var_name]
+KeyError: "interactions_df['source']"

Error Analysis, retry count: 3/5

The errors encountered with the previous attempts were primarily due to missing or improperly structured columns in the interactions_df. To resolve this, I will ensure that interactions_df contains the necessary columns 'source' and 'target' while adhering to the correct parameters required for the ligrec function call.

python
result_ligrec = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=interactions_df[['source', 'target']], copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to analyze the interactions between different cell types using a dataset. We solved it by calling a specific function, ligrec, where we specified the data, indicated that we were interested in interactions between cells defined in a data frame, and chose not to create a copy of the results. In this code, 'cell type' refers to the type of cells being studied, and interactions_df[['source', 'target']] selects the relevant columns from the interaction data to include in the analysis.

Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: After filtering by genes, no interactions remain.

Error Analysis, retry count: 4/5

The error indicates that no interactions remained after filtering by genes due to potential mismatches in gene identifiers between the AnnData object and the interaction dataframe. To correct this, I will ensure that the 'source' and 'target' columns in the interactions dataframe are populated with the correct gene identifiers by appropriately renaming columns from the omnipath dataset.

python
from squidpy.datasets import imc
+from squidpy.gr import ligrec
+import pandas as pd
+import omnipath as op
+result_1 = imc()
+interactions_df = op.interactions.import_intercell_network()
+interactions_df['source'] = interactions_df['genesymbol_intercell_source']
+interactions_df['target'] = interactions_df['genesymbol_intercell_target']
+result_ligrec = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=interactions_df[['source', 'target']], copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to analyze intercellular interactions between different cell types using a method that evaluates how cells communicate based on gene expression data. We solved it by using the ligrec function from the Squidpy library, which takes our data (the cell info) along with a list of interactions (the connections between cells) and organizes the results within our data for further examination. In the generated code, we extracted interaction data, specifically the 'source' and 'target' gene symbols, and specified 'cell type' as the key for clustering, allowing us to see how different types of cells interact based on their genetic profiles.

Executed results [Fail]

KeyError: "interactions_df['target']" +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 502, in execute_api_call
+exec(api_call_code, locals(), globals())
+File "", line 1, in
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 660, in ligrec
+PermutationTest(adata, use_raw=use_raw)
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 622, in prepare
+_ = super().prepare(interactions, complex_policy=complex_policy)
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 296, in prepare
+self._filter_interactions_by_genes()
+File "/home/z6dong/anaconda3/envs/biomania/lib/python3.10/site-packages/squidpy/gr/_ligrec.py", line 472, in _filter_interactions_by_genes
+raise ValueError("After filtering by genes, no interactions remain.")
+ValueError: After filtering by genes, no interactions remain. +Traceback (most recent call last):
+File "/home/z6dong/BioChat/refer/src/BioMANIA/src/inference/execution_UI.py", line 522, in execute_api_call
+var_value = globals()[var_name]
+KeyError: "interactions_df['source']"

Error Analysis, retry count: 5/5

The issue arises from the interactions_df DataFrame, specifically that it may not contain the necessary columns source and target due to previous extraction attempts failing. The code can be corrected by directly ensuring that the required columns are appropriately defined within interactions_df, avoiding changes that lead to missing parameters.

python
result_ligrec = ligrec(result_1, 'cell type', interactions=interactions_df[['source', 'target']], copy=False)
Code explanation

The task is to analyze the interactions between different cell types based on gene expression data, using a specific function from an API that performs a statistical test to validate these interactions. We solved it by calling the ligrec function, setting the clustering key to 'cell type', passing a DataFrame of interactions with columns for 'source' and 'target', and choosing not to return a separate copy of the results, which means the output will be directly stored in the original data object. In the function call, result_1 is the main data containing our observations, 'cell type' specifies the category we are interested in, and interactions_df[['source', 'target']] selects the relevant columns in our interaction data.

Executed results [Fail]

ValueError: After filtering by genes, no interactions remain.

Executed results [Fail]

The execution failed multiple times. Please re-enter the inquiry for current task, we will try again and continue the remaining tasks.

BioMANIA UI is an interface based off of ChatBot UI. We appreciate the authors for their work.
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/R2APP/get_API_init_from_sourcecode_R.py b/src/R2APP/get_API_init_from_sourcecode_R.py index ac005c4..ce7ed48 100644 --- a/src/R2APP/get_API_init_from_sourcecode_R.py +++ b/src/R2APP/get_API_init_from_sourcecode_R.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The script contains functions to extract API information from R source code. +""" import pydoc, argparse, json, re, os, collections, inspect, importlib, typing, functools from docstring_parser import parse from langchain.document_loaders import BSHTMLLoader diff --git a/src/dataloader/check_valid_API_annotate.py b/src/dataloader/check_valid_API_annotate.py index c0879d1..e293ab8 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/check_valid_API_annotate.py +++ b/src/dataloader/check_valid_API_annotate.py @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ Author: Zhengyuan Dong Created Date: 2024-01-17 Last Edited Date: 2024-01-23 +Email: zydong122@gmail.com Description: Check whether there exist data leakage, duplicate queries, missing API for annotated data. """ diff --git a/src/dataloader/download_issues.py b/src/dataloader/download_issues.py index 62fa36f..6d0e7d5 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/download_issues.py +++ b/src/dataloader/download_issues.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Requirement: pip install PyGithub Usage: python -m src.dataloader.download_issues --LIB scanpy --token {GITHUB_TOKEN} +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ from github import Github diff --git a/src/dataloader/extract_function_from_sourcecode.py b/src/dataloader/extract_function_from_sourcecode.py index 755c230..6a9d41b 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/extract_function_from_sourcecode.py +++ b/src/dataloader/extract_function_from_sourcecode.py @@ -1,5 +1,8 @@ """ -extract info from source code +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: + extract info from source code """ import os import ast diff --git a/src/dataloader/get_API_composite_from_tutorial.py b/src/dataloader/get_API_composite_from_tutorial.py index e203970..ee28283 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/get_API_composite_from_tutorial.py +++ b/src/dataloader/get_API_composite_from_tutorial.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: Get composite API from tutorials +""" import ast, re, os, json, astor, ast from itertools import chain from datetime import datetime diff --git a/src/dataloader/get_API_init_from_sourcecode.py b/src/dataloader/get_API_init_from_sourcecode.py index 79ada09..f80a41d 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/get_API_init_from_sourcecode.py +++ b/src/dataloader/get_API_init_from_sourcecode.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script is used to get API information from source code. +""" import pydoc, json, re, os, collections, inspect, importlib, typing, functools from docstring_parser import parse from ..configs.model_config import ANALYSIS_PATH, get_all_variable_from_cheatsheet, get_all_basic_func_from_cheatsheet @@ -944,6 +949,7 @@ def main_get_API_init(lib_name: str, lib_alias: str, lib_data_path: str, api_htm api_info['relevant APIs'] = [] api_info['type'] = 'singleAPI' save_json(output_file, tmp_results) + print(f'Lib API saved to {output_file}!!!') def main_get_API_basic(base_data_path, cheatsheet: Dict[str, List[str]]) -> None: """ @@ -976,6 +982,7 @@ def main_get_API_basic(base_data_path, cheatsheet: Dict[str, List[str]]) -> None api_info['type'] = 'singleAPI' with open(output_file, 'w') as file: file.write(json.dumps(outputs, indent=4)) + print(f'Basic API saved to {output_file}!!') import inspect __all__ = list(set([name for name, obj in locals().items() if not name.startswith('_') and (inspect.isfunction(obj) or (inspect.isclass(obj) and name != '__init__') or (inspect.ismethod(obj) and not name.startswith('_')))])) diff --git a/src/dataloader/prepare_issue_corpus.py b/src/dataloader/prepare_issue_corpus.py index 54d5f07..152dca0 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/prepare_issue_corpus.py +++ b/src/dataloader/prepare_issue_corpus.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Description: Prepare the issue corpus for the specified library Usage: python -m src.dataloader.prepare_issue_corpus --LIB scanpy +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import os, re, json, argparse diff --git a/src/dataloader/preprocess_retriever_data.py b/src/dataloader/preprocess_retriever_data.py index c76be72..a70f741 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/preprocess_retriever_data.py +++ b/src/dataloader/preprocess_retriever_data.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: Generate instructions for API usage based on the provided API descriptions. +""" # instruction_generation # prepare for retriever data import json, os, re, copy, ast, random, time, asyncio @@ -157,7 +162,11 @@ async def async_LLM_response(prompt: str, GPT_model: str, history: list = [], kw """ model_version = "gpt-4-0125-preview" if GPT_model == 'gpt4' else "gpt-3.5-turbo-0125" loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() + print('-----------------'*10) + print(prompt) response, history = await loop.run_in_executor(None, LLM_response, prompt, model_version, history, kwargs) + print('-----------------'*10) + #print(response) return response, history async def process_prompt_async(desc_retriever: Any, API_init: dict, api_name: str, api: dict, tmp_docstring: str, progress: tqdm_normal, similar_api_same_desc: dict, similar_api_same_funcname: dict, GPT_model: str, prompt_factory) -> list: diff --git a/src/dataloader/utils/code_analyzer.py b/src/dataloader/utils/code_analyzer.py index 9205890..3cb2dc7 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/utils/code_analyzer.py +++ b/src/dataloader/utils/code_analyzer.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The code analyzer module contains functions to extract input and output variables from code snippets. +""" from typing import Tuple, Set import types diff --git a/src/dataloader/utils/code_download_strategy.py b/src/dataloader/utils/code_download_strategy.py index fdec246..5e8e94c 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/utils/code_download_strategy.py +++ b/src/dataloader/utils/code_download_strategy.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to download libraries from PyPI, Conda, or GitHub. +""" import os, subprocess, importlib from ...configs.model_config import LIB, LIB_ALIAS, GITHUB_LINK, GITHUB_PATH diff --git a/src/dataloader/utils/extract_filter_from_function.py b/src/dataloader/utils/extract_filter_from_function.py index b036dc7..125dfcb 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/utils/extract_filter_from_function.py +++ b/src/dataloader/utils/extract_filter_from_function.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The code contains functions to filter keys from a JSON file based on different strategies. +""" import os, re from base_graph_ast import * from ...configs.model_config import * diff --git a/src/dataloader/utils/other_download.py b/src/dataloader/utils/other_download.py index fe56e1e..6a49258 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/utils/other_download.py +++ b/src/dataloader/utils/other_download.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to download ReadTheDocs HTML pages for API documentation and tutorials, and clone a GitHub repository to a local directory. +""" import os, subprocess from urllib.parse import urlparse from typing import Union, List, Optional diff --git a/src/dataloader/utils/tutorial_loader_strategy.py b/src/dataloader/utils/tutorial_loader_strategy.py index fb63535..0941f1a 100644 --- a/src/dataloader/utils/tutorial_loader_strategy.py +++ b/src/dataloader/utils/tutorial_loader_strategy.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This module contains classes and functions for loading code from different sources. +""" from abc import ABC, abstractmethod import os, re, ast, requests, nbformat, subprocess from bs4 import BeautifulSoup diff --git a/src/deploy/MyModelFile b/src/deploy/MyModelFile new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3fe6bb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/deploy/MyModelFile @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +FROM biomania +RUN pip install flask +RUN pip install -r requirements.txt +COPY . /app +CMD ["python", "/app/src/deploy/ollama_app.py"] diff --git a/src/deploy/ServerEventCallback.py b/src/deploy/ServerEventCallback.py index 122d7a0..7a6ac0e 100644 --- a/src/deploy/ServerEventCallback.py +++ b/src/deploy/ServerEventCallback.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains the base class for the server event callback handler. +""" from typing import Any import queue class ServerEventCallback(): diff --git a/src/deploy/cli.py b/src/deploy/cli.py index 9007102..82279d0 100644 --- a/src/deploy/cli.py +++ b/src/deploy/cli.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to interact with the BioMANIA CLI. +""" import re import base64 import json diff --git a/src/deploy/cli_demo.py b/src/deploy/cli_demo.py index fcf5cb3..6d70b9f 100644 --- a/src/deploy/cli_demo.py +++ b/src/deploy/cli_demo.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to interact with the BioMANIA CLI. +""" from ..deploy.model import Model import os, torch diff --git a/src/deploy/cli_gradio.py b/src/deploy/cli_gradio.py index a96e1b4..a9447c6 100644 --- a/src/deploy/cli_gradio.py +++ b/src/deploy/cli_gradio.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to run the BioMANIA model using Gradio. +""" import gradio as gr from datetime import datetime import os diff --git a/src/deploy/inference_dialog_server.py b/src/deploy/inference_dialog_server.py index 7c95ec5..1aec740 100644 --- a/src/deploy/inference_dialog_server.py +++ b/src/deploy/inference_dialog_server.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to run the BioMANIA model using Flask. +""" # Flask from flask import Flask, Response, stream_with_context, request from flask_socketio import SocketIO @@ -121,7 +126,8 @@ def generate(model): model.install_lib(data["Lib"], lib_alias, api_html, new_lib_github_url, new_lib_doc_url)""" with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor: logger.info('start running pipeline!') - future = executor.submit(model.run_pipeline, data["text"], data["Lib"], data["top_k"], files, data["conversation_started"], data['session_id']) + print('data:', data) + future = executor.submit(model.run_pipeline, data["text"], data["Lib"], data["top_k"], files, data["conversation_started"], data['session_id'], data["mode"]) # keep waiting for the queue to be empty while True: if should_stop.is_set(): diff --git a/src/deploy/model.py b/src/deploy/model.py index 632c28b..36c2bd1 100644 --- a/src/deploy/model.py +++ b/src/deploy/model.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The code is the main module for the BioMANIA model, which contains the interactions between the user and the model. +""" from queue import Queue import json, time, importlib, inspect, ast, os, random, io, sys, pickle, shutil, subprocess, re from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer @@ -24,10 +29,45 @@ from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer, util from nltk.corpus import stopwords import nltk +import base64 +import requests nltk.download('stopwords') stop_words = set(stopwords.words('english')) +def encode_image(image_path): + with open(image_path, "rb") as image_file: + return base64.b64encode(image_file.read()).decode('utf-8') +def query_image_gpt(base64_image, query, model="gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18"): + api_key = os.getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY', 'sk-test') + headers = { + "Content-Type": "application/json", + "Authorization": f"Bearer {api_key}" + } + payload = { + "model": model, + "messages": [ + { + "role": "user", + "content": [ + { + "type": "text", + "text": query + }, + { + "type": "image_url", + "image_url": { + "url": f"data:image/jpeg;base64,{base64_image}" + } + } + ] + } + ], + "max_tokens": 300 + } + response = requests.post("https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions", headers=headers, json=payload) + return response.json()['choices'][0]['message']['content'] + def compare_values(val1, val2): """Safely compare two values considering their types.""" try: @@ -81,6 +121,8 @@ def remove_deprecated_apis(api_list, lib_name=None): api_list = [i for i in api_list if i not in deprecated_apis] if lib_name and lib_name=='scanpy': api_list = [i for i in api_list if not (('external' in i))] # remove external module, from https://github.com/scverse/scanpy/issues/2717 + if lib_name and lib_name!='ehrapy': + api_list = [i for i in api_list if not (('cellrank' in i))] # only use cellrank API in lib_name return api_list def remove_consecutive_duplicates(code: str) -> str: @@ -294,6 +336,7 @@ def __init__(self, logger, device, model_llm_type="gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18"): # l with open(f'./data/standard_process/{self.LIB}/centroids.pkl', 'rb') as f: self.centroids = pickle.load(f) self.debugging_mode=False + self.add_base=False self.execution_visualize = True self.keywords = ["dca", "magic", "phate", "palantir", "trimap", "sam", "phenograph", "wishbone", "sandbag", "cyclone", "spring_project", "cellbrowser"] # "harmony", self.success_history_API = [] @@ -317,7 +360,7 @@ def __init__(self, logger, device, model_llm_type="gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18"): # l self.args_top_k = 3 self.param_llm_retry = 1 self.predict_api_llm_retry = 3 - self.enable_multi_task = True + self.enable_multi_task = False self.session_id = "" self.last_user_states = "" self.user_states = "run_pipeline" @@ -338,7 +381,11 @@ def __init__(self, logger, device, model_llm_type="gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18"): # l self.image_file_list = [] self.image_file_list = self.update_image_file_list() #self.get_all_api_json_cache(f"./data/standard_process/{self.LIB}/API_composite.json", mode='single') - self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json(f"./data/standard_process/{self.LIB}/API_composite.json", mode='single') + if self.add_base: + self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json([f"./data/standard_process/{self.LIB}/API_composite.json", "./data/standard_process/base/API_composite.json"], mode='single') + print('upload base to all_apis_json successfully!') + else: + self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json(f"./data/standard_process/{self.LIB}/API_composite.json", mode='single') self.enable_ambi_mode = False # whether let user choose ambiguous API self.logger.info("Server ready") self.save_state_enviro() @@ -430,8 +477,12 @@ def async_reset_lib(self, lib_name): self.load_retriever(lib_name, retrieval_model_path) self.load_multiple_corpus_in_namespace() #self.get_all_api_json_cache(f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/API_composite.json", mode='single') - self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json(f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/API_composite.json", mode='single') - + #self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json(f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/API_composite.json", mode='single') + if self.add_base: + self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json([f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/API_composite.json", "./data/standard_process/base/API_composite.json"], mode='single') + else: + self.all_apis, self.all_apis_json = get_all_api_json(f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/API_composite.json", mode='single') + print('upload base to all_apis_json successfully!') with open(f'./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/centroids.pkl', 'rb') as f: self.centroids = pickle.load(f) self.executor.execute_api_call(f"import {lib_name}", "import"), @@ -449,7 +500,7 @@ def async_reset_lib(self, lib_name): self.callback_func('log', f"Something wrong with loading data and model! \n{e}", "Setting error") return reset_result def load_retriever(self, lib_name, retrieval_model_path): - self.retriever = ToolRetriever(LIB=lib_name,corpus_tsv_path=f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/retriever_train_data/corpus.tsv", model_path=retrieval_model_path, add_base=False) + self.retriever = ToolRetriever(LIB=lib_name,corpus_tsv_path=f"./data/standard_process/{lib_name}/retriever_train_data/corpus.tsv", model_path=retrieval_model_path, add_base=self.add_base) def install_lib(self,lib_name, lib_alias, api_html=None, github_url=None, doc_url=None): self.install_lib_simple(lib_name, lib_alias, github_url, doc_url, api_html) @@ -645,10 +696,16 @@ def run_pipeline_without_files(self, user_input): self.save_state_enviro() # user_states didn't change return - def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=True,session_id=""): + def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=True,session_id="",dialog_mode="T"): self.initialize_tool() self.indexxxx = 2 self.session_id = session_id + if dialog_mode=='T': # task planning mode + self.enable_multi_task = True + elif dialog_mode=='S': # single query + self.enable_multi_task = False + elif dialog_mode=='A': # automatically choose + self.enable_multi_task = False # TODO: use gaussian classification to distinguish it try: self.load_state(session_id) a = str(self.session_id) @@ -767,6 +824,8 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T # we correct the task description before retrieving API if len([i['code'] for i in self.executor.execute_code if i['success']=='True'])>0: # for non-first tasks retrieved_apis = self.retriever.retrieving(sub_task, top_k=30+3) + print('sub_task:', sub_task) + print('total retrieved_names:', retrieved_apis) retrieved_apis = remove_deprecated_apis(retrieved_apis, self.LIB) #retrieved_apis = [i for i in retrieved_apis if not self.validate_class_attr_api(i)] retrieved_apis = retrieved_apis[:3] @@ -787,7 +846,11 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T self.user_query = sub_task self.logger.info('we filter those API with IO parameters!') #self.logger.info('self.user_query: {}', self.user_query) + retrieved_names = self.retriever.retrieving(self.user_query, top_k=self.args_top_k+65) + print('total retrieved_names:', retrieved_names) retrieved_names = self.retriever.retrieving(self.user_query, top_k=self.args_top_k+30) + print('user_query:', self.user_query) + print('total retrieved_names:', retrieved_names) retrieved_names = remove_deprecated_apis(retrieved_names, self.LIB) # get scores dictionary query_embedding = self.retriever.embedder.encode(self.user_query, convert_to_tensor=True) @@ -804,6 +867,7 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T #self.logger.info('retrieved_names: {}', retrieved_names) # filter out APIs #self.logger.info('first_task_start: {}, self.loaded_files: {}', self.first_task_start, self.loaded_files) + self.first_task_start = False if self.first_task_start and (not self.loaded_files): # need to consider only the builtin dataset retrieved_names = [ api_name for api_name in retrieved_names @@ -823,6 +887,7 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T self.logger.info('there exist files or we have already load some dataset, retrieved_names are: {}', retrieved_names) retrieved_names = retrieved_names[:self.args_top_k] # send information card to frontend + #print('all api json keys:', self.all_apis_json.keys()) api_descriptions = [self.all_apis_json[api].replace('.', '. ') for api in retrieved_names] highlighted_descriptions = highlight_keywords(self.user_query, api_descriptions) highlighted_descriptions = [api+' : '+desc + ' Similarity score: ' + str(api_score_mapping[api]) for api,desc in zip(retrieved_names, highlighted_descriptions)] @@ -861,13 +926,13 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T #self.logger.info('start predicting API!') api_predict_init_prompt = get_retrieved_prompt() #self.logger.info('api_predict_init_prompt: {}', api_predict_init_prompt) - #print(self.all_apis_json.keys()) retrieved_apis_prepare = "" retrieved_apis_prepare += str(retrieved_names) + "\n" for idx, api in enumerate(retrieved_names): retrieved_apis_prepare+=api+": "+self.all_apis_json[api].replace('\n',' ')+"\n" self.logger.info('retrieved_apis_prepare: {}', retrieved_apis_prepare) api_predict_prompt = api_predict_init_prompt.format(query=self.user_query, retrieved_apis=retrieved_apis_prepare, similar_queries=instruction_shot_example) + api_predict_prompt+= f"\nWe might provide APIs candidate from other library cellrank, in this case we relax the condition that the chosen API must from {self.LIB}." self.logger.info('api_predict_prompt: {}', api_predict_prompt) #self.logger.info('==>start predicting API! Ask LLM: {}', api_predict_prompt) success = False @@ -886,7 +951,9 @@ def run_pipeline(self, user_input, lib, top_k=3, files=[],conversation_started=T #self.logger.info('self.all_apis_json keys: {}', self.all_apis_json.keys()) if len(response.split(','))>1: response = response.split(',')[0].strip() - self.logger.info('==>start predicting API! api_predict_prompt, {}, correct response: {}, respose: {}', api_predict_prompt, ori_response, response) + if 'Function: [' in response: + response = response.split('Function: [')[1].split(']')[0].strip() + self.logger.info('==>start predicting API! api_predict_prompt, {}, correct response: {}, response: {}', api_predict_prompt, ori_response, response) if response in self.all_apis_json: self.logger.info('response in self.all_apis_json') self.predicted_api_name = response @@ -1245,7 +1312,7 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_API_selection(self, user_input): api_name_tmp = list(api_name_tmp_list.keys())[0] apis_name = api_name_tmp # 240531 added, predict parameters in chunked setting - param_tmp = {i:self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i] for i in self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'] if (self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['description'] is not None) and (not any(special_type in str(self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['type']) for special_type in special_types)) and (str(self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['type']) not in io_types) and (i not in io_param_names)} + param_tmp = {i:self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i] for i in self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'] if ((self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['description'] is not None) and (not any(special_type in str(self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['type']) for special_type in special_types)) and (str(self.API_composite[apis_name]['Parameters'][i]['type']) not in io_types) and (i not in io_param_names)) or (i in ['color'])} # in snap, it set colors as special type ndarray, so we add a patch here 240917 boolean_params = {k: v for k, v in param_tmp.items() if 'boolean' in str(v['type']) or 'bool' in str(v['type'])} literal_params = {k: v for k, v in param_tmp.items() if 'literal' in str(v['type']) or 'Literal' in str(v['type'])} int_params = {k: v for k, v in param_tmp.items() if k not in boolean_params and k not in literal_params} @@ -1477,7 +1544,7 @@ def extract_parameters(self, api_name_json, api_info, selected_params): for api_name in api_name_json: details = api_info[api_name] parameters = details["Parameters"] - api_params = {param_name: {"type": param_details["type"]} for param_name, param_details in parameters.items() if (param_name in selected_params) or (not param_details['optional']) or (param_name=="color" and (("scanpy.pl" in api_name) or ("squidpy.pl" in api_name))) or (param_name=='encodings' and (api_name.startswith('ehrapy.pp') or api_name.startswith('ehrapy.preprocessing'))) or (param_name=='encoded' and (api_name.startswith('ehrapy.')))} # TODO: currently not use optional parameters!!! + api_params = {param_name: {"type": param_details["type"]} for param_name, param_details in parameters.items() if (param_name in selected_params) or (not param_details['optional']) or (param_name=="color" and (("scanpy.pl" in api_name) or ("squidpy.pl" in api_name))) or (param_name=='encodings' and (api_name.startswith('ehrapy.pp') or api_name.startswith('ehrapy.preprocessing'))) or (param_name=='encoded' and (api_name.startswith('ehrapy.'))) or (param_name=='backed' and (api_name.startswith('snapatac2.'))) or (param_name=='type' and api_name.startswith('snapatac2.') and 'dataset' in api_name) or (param_name=='interactive' and api_name.startswith('snapatac2.')) or (param_name=='color' and api_name.startswith('snapatac2.')) or (param_name=='out_file' and api_name.startswith('snapatac2.')) or (param_name=='height' and api_name.startswith('snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment'))} # TODO: currently not use optional parameters!!! # TODO: add which have been predicted in selected_params api_params.update({}) combined_params = {} @@ -1543,6 +1610,41 @@ def run_pipeline_after_entering_params(self, user_input): "valuefrom": 'value', "optional": True, } + if ('backed' in api_data_single['Parameters']) and (api_name.startswith('snapatac2')): + extracted_params[idx]['backed'] = { + "type": 'boolean', + "value": 'None', # we change the default value to False + "valuefrom": 'value', + "optional": True, + } + if (api_name.startswith('snapatac2.pl.motif_enrichment')): + extracted_params[idx]['height'] = { + "type": 'int', + "value": 1800, # we change the default value to False + "valuefrom": 'value', + "optional": True, + } + if (api_name.startswith('snapatac2.pl.')): # this is because some API store interactive in their **kwargs, however, this is very important + extracted_params[idx]['interactive'] = { + "type": 'boolean', + "value": False, # we change the default value to False + "valuefrom": 'value', + "optional": True, + } + """if (api_name.startswith('snapatac2.pl.')): + extracted_params[idx]['show'] = { + "type": 'boolean', + "value": True, # we change the default value to False + "valuefrom": 'value', + "optional": True, + }""" + if ('type' in api_data_single['Parameters']) and (api_name.startswith('snapatac2')) and ('datasets.pbmc5k' in api_name): + extracted_params[idx]['type'] = { + "type": 'Literal', + "value": 'annotated_h5ad', # because default value will download a file which can not be opened. + "valuefrom": 'value', + "optional": True, + } if ('show' in api_data_single['Parameters']) and (api_name.startswith('scanpy') or api_name.startswith('squidpy')): extracted_params[idx]['show'] = { "type": api_data_single['Parameters']['show']['type'], @@ -1745,14 +1847,14 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_execution_code(self, user_input): if print_value is not None: self.callback_func('log', f"We obtain a new variable {print_val}: " + str(print_value), "Executed results [Success]") else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") self.callback_func('log', "We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data", "Executed results [Success]", tableData=output_table) else: if print_value is not None: self.callback_func('log', f"We obtain a new variable {print_val}: " + str(print_value), "Executed results [Success]") else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") - elif print_type=='DataFrame': + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + """elif print_type=='DataFrame': self.logger.info('visualize DataFrame') output_table = self.executor.variables[print_val]['value'].head(5).to_csv(index=True, header=True, sep=',', lineterminator='\n') # if exist \n in the last index, remove it @@ -1764,8 +1866,8 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_execution_code(self, user_input): if print_value is not None: self.callback_func('log', f"We obtain a new variable {print_val}: " + str(print_value), "Executed results [Success]") else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") - self.callback_func('log', "We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data", "Executed results [Success]", tableData=output_table) + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + self.callback_func('log', "We visualize the first 5 rows of the table data", "Executed results [Success]", tableData=output_table)""" #elif print_type: # write tuple(AnnData, DataFrame) visualization # TODO else: @@ -1782,13 +1884,13 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_execution_code(self, user_input): if print_value is not None: self.callback_func('log', f"We obtain a new variable {print_val}: " + str(print_value), "Executed results [Success]") else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") self.logger.info('Something wrong with variables! success executed variables didnt contain targeted variable') tips_for_execution_success = False else: - self.callback_func('log', "Executed successsfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") + self.callback_func('log', "Executed successfully! No new variable obtained", "Executed results [Success]") #self.logger.info('if generate image, visualize it') new_img_list = self.update_image_file_list() new_file_list = set(new_img_list)-set(self.image_file_list) @@ -1798,15 +1900,20 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_execution_code(self, user_input): if base64_image: self.callback_func('log', "We visualize the obtained figure. Try to zoom in or out the figure.", "Executed results [Success]", imageData=base64_image) tips_for_execution_success = False + # 240918: add image interpretation + prompt_image_interpretation = f"Can you interpret the chart based on the query `{self.user_query}`? Here are the executed code from where we obtain this chart `{code}`. Give meaningful conclusion in one sentence instead of general answer. Now only return the answer without other information:" + response = query_image_gpt(base64_image, prompt_image_interpretation) + self.callback_func('log', "We interpret the obtained figure: " + str(response),"Executed results [Success]") self.image_file_list = new_img_list if tips_for_execution_success: # if no output, no new variable, present the log self.callback_func('log', str(content), "Executed results [Success]") self.retry_execution_count = 0 else: try: - tmp_output = extract_last_error_sentence_from_list("\n".join(list(set(output_list)))) + tmp_output = "\n".join(output_list) except: - tmp_output = extract_last_error_sentence_from_list(content) + tmp_output = content + tmp_output = extract_last_error_sentence_from_list(tmp_output) self.logger.info('Execution Error: {}', tmp_output) if self.execution_visualize: self.callback_func('log', tmp_output, "Executed results [Fail]") @@ -1903,6 +2010,7 @@ def run_pipeline_after_doublechecking_execution_code(self, user_input): self.execution_code = newer_code if self.execution_visualize or self.retry_execution_count==self.retry_execution_limit: self.debugging_mode=True + self.logger.info('gpt debugging code:', newer_code) self.callback_func('code', self.execution_code, "Executed code") else: # TODO: should return to another round @@ -2002,6 +2110,7 @@ def run_pipeline_execution_code_list(self, execution_code_list, output_file): test_file.write("\n") #sys.stdout = open(output_file, 'a') output_list = [] + total_code = [] for code in execution_code_list: ori_code = code if 'import' in code: @@ -2019,17 +2128,23 @@ def run_pipeline_execution_code_list(self, execution_code_list, output_file): } code, _ = self.modify_code_add_tmp(ori_code, 'result_'+str(self.executor.counter+1)) # add `tmp =` ans = self.executor.execute_api_call(code, "code", output_file=output_file) - self.logger.info('{}, {}', str(code), str(ans)) + self.logger.info('executed results here {}, {}', str(code), str(ans)) if ans: output_list.append(ans) if plt.get_fignums()!=self.plt_status: - output_list.append(self.executor.execute_api_call("from src.inference.utils import save_plot_with_timestamp", "import")) - output_list.append(self.executor.execute_api_call("save_plot_with_timestamp(save_pdf=True)", "code")) + new_fig_nums = set(plt.get_fignums()) - set(self.plt_status) + self.logger.info('get new figs: {}', new_fig_nums) + for fig_num in new_fig_nums: + plt.figure(fig_num) + output_list.append(self.executor.execute_api_call("from src.inference.utils import save_plot_with_timestamp", "import")) + output_list.append(self.executor.execute_api_call(f"save_plot_with_timestamp(save_pdf=True, fig_num={fig_num})", "code")) self.plt_status = plt.get_fignums() else: pass + total_code.append(code) + total_code = '\n'.join(total_code) #sys.stdout.close() - result = json.dumps({'code': code, 'output_list': output_list}) + result = json.dumps({'code': total_code, 'output_list': output_list}) self.executor.save_environment("./tmp/tmp_output_run_pipeline_execution_code_variables.pkl") with open("./tmp/tmp_output_run_pipeline_execution_code_list.txt", 'w') as file: file.write(result) @@ -2038,6 +2153,8 @@ def get_queue(self): while not self.queue.empty(): yield self.queue.get() def get_last_execute_code(self, code): + if '\n' in code: + code = code.split('\n')[-1] for i in range(1, len(self.executor.execute_code)+1): if self.executor.execute_code[-i]['code']==code: return self.executor.execute_code[-i] diff --git a/src/deploy/ollama_app.py b/src/deploy/ollama_app.py index 4c98078..9a796e9 100644 --- a/src/deploy/ollama_app.py +++ b/src/deploy/ollama_app.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The code contains functions to wrap the BioMANIA model interaction into the ollama supported format. +""" from flask import Flask, request, jsonify, Response from flask_cors import CORS from ..deploy.ollama_demo import initialize_model, process_input diff --git a/src/deploy/ollama_demo.py b/src/deploy/ollama_demo.py index 86026ea..2811dd3 100644 --- a/src/deploy/ollama_demo.py +++ b/src/deploy/ollama_demo.py @@ -1,4 +1,9 @@ - -rf from ..deploy.model import Model +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script is to use the wrapped BioMANIA model as the ollama supported demo. +""" +from ..deploy.model import Model import os, torch from datetime import datetime from colorama import Fore, Style diff --git a/src/deploy/preprocess_data_service.py b/src/deploy/preprocess_data_service.py index a2511c7..26b4d1e 100644 --- a/src/deploy/preprocess_data_service.py +++ b/src/deploy/preprocess_data_service.py @@ -1,3 +1,7 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +""" from flask import Flask, request, jsonify from ..models.lit_llama.lora import mark_only_lora_as_trainable, lora, lora_state_dict diff --git a/src/deploy/utils.py b/src/deploy/utils.py index 6016e18..4bab1db 100644 --- a/src/deploy/utils.py +++ b/src/deploy/utils.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This function contains utility functions for the BioMANIA CLI. +""" import base64, ast, os, requests, subprocess from datetime import datetime import numpy as np diff --git a/src/gpt/gpt_interface.py b/src/gpt/gpt_interface.py index b6eb0d0..6a5a9a3 100644 --- a/src/gpt/gpt_interface.py +++ b/src/gpt/gpt_interface.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The script contains functions to interact with the OpenAI model. +""" import openai import logging import tenacity as T diff --git a/src/gpt/utils.py b/src/gpt/utils.py index 042abfa..c70e87e 100644 --- a/src/gpt/utils.py +++ b/src/gpt/utils.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains utility functions for various tasks. +""" import random, re, hashlib, json from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import TfidfVectorizer from string import punctuation @@ -69,8 +74,18 @@ def get_first_sentence(text): sentences = sentence_end_pattern.split(text, 1) return sentences[0] if sentences else '' -def get_all_api_json(API_init_path, mode='full'): - API_init = load_json(API_init_path) +from typing import Union, List, Dict, Tuple +def get_all_api_json(API_init_path: Union[str, List[str]], mode='full'): + API_init = {} + if isinstance(API_init_path, str): + # Single file path, load JSON + API_init = load_json(API_init_path) + elif isinstance(API_init_path, list): + # List of file paths, load and merge JSON + for path in API_init_path: + API_init.update(load_json(path)) + else: + raise TypeError("API_init_path should be either a string or a list of strings.") end_of_docstring_summary = re.compile(r'[{}\n]+'.format(re.escape(punctuation))) all_apis = {} for api_name in API_init: diff --git a/src/inference/execution_UI.py b/src/inference/execution_UI.py index 6eb6aaf..83cb00c 100644 --- a/src/inference/execution_UI.py +++ b/src/inference/execution_UI.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains the python executor class to execute code snippets. +""" import pickle, importlib, json, inspect, os, io, sys, re from anndata import AnnData from ..gpt.utils import save_json, load_json @@ -23,7 +28,7 @@ def find_matching_instance(api_string, executor_variables): return instance_name, True return None, False except (ImportError, AttributeError) as e: - self.logger.info(f"Error: {e}") + #logger.info(f"Error: {e}") return None, False class FakeLogger: @@ -91,7 +96,21 @@ def save_special_objects(self, obj, file_name): print('return_var save :', list(return_var.keys())) return return_var, special_objects''' def get_newest_counter_from_namespace(self,): - return max([int(k.split('_')[1]) for k in self.variables if k.startswith('result_')], default=0) + # Initialize a list to store parsed integers + parsed_numbers = [] + # Iterate through each variable in self.variables + for k in self.variables: + if k.startswith('result_'): + try: + # Try to parse the integer part of the variable name + number = int(k.split('_')[1]) + parsed_numbers.append(number) + except ValueError: + # Skip values that cannot be parsed as integers + continue + # Return the maximum value from the parsed numbers, defaulting to 0 if no valid numbers + return max(parsed_numbers, default=0) + #return max([int(k.split('_')[1]) for k in self.variables if k.startswith('result_')], default=0) def save_environment(self, file_name): """Save environment, with special handling for AnnData objects.""" self.logger.info('current variables are: {}', self.variables.keys()) @@ -395,11 +414,14 @@ def generate_execution_code_for_one_api(self, api_name, selected_params, return_ api_call = f"{maybe_instance_name} = {maybe_class_name}" else: api_call = f"{maybe_instance_name} = {maybe_class_name}({class_params_formatted})" + api_call+="\n" + else: + api_call = "" self.logger.info(f'maybe_instance_name api_call: {api_call}') if api_type in ['property', 'constant']: - api_call +="\n"+ f"{maybe_instance_name}.{final_api_name}" + api_call +=f"{maybe_instance_name}.{final_api_name}" else: - api_call +="\n"+ f"{maybe_instance_name}.{final_api_name}({params_formatted})" + api_call +=f"{maybe_instance_name}.{final_api_name}({params_formatted})" self.logger.info(f'api_call: {api_call}') class_API = maybe_instance_name else: diff --git a/src/inference/param_count_acc.py b/src/inference/param_count_acc.py index 38ce04c..1ff2daa 100644 --- a/src/inference/param_count_acc.py +++ b/src/inference/param_count_acc.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Date Created: May 10, 2024 Last Modified: May 28, 2024 Description: parameters correction prediction. -Conclusion: +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import asyncio from tqdm.asyncio import tqdm_asyncio diff --git a/src/inference/param_count_acc_just_test.py b/src/inference/param_count_acc_just_test.py index 51f8cc4..ebdd5f7 100644 --- a/src/inference/param_count_acc_just_test.py +++ b/src/inference/param_count_acc_just_test.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Date Created: May 10, 2024 Last Modified: Sep 12, 2024 Description: parameters correction prediction. -Conclusion: +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import json, ast, re, pickle diff --git a/src/inference/retriever_batch_inference.py b/src/inference/retriever_batch_inference.py index b9cf0e7..d503c25 100644 --- a/src/inference/retriever_batch_inference.py +++ b/src/inference/retriever_batch_inference.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to retrieve documents from a corpus using a pre-trained sentence transformer model. +""" from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer, util import pandas as pd import torch diff --git a/src/inference/retriever_bm25_inference.py b/src/inference/retriever_bm25_inference.py index cd83eda..f3d95d4 100644 --- a/src/inference/retriever_bm25_inference.py +++ b/src/inference/retriever_bm25_inference.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to prepare data, create a retriever, and evaluate its performance. +""" import ast, os from rank_bm25 import BM25Okapi from ..retrievers import * diff --git a/src/inference/retriever_finetune_inference.py b/src/inference/retriever_finetune_inference.py index dc45123..f6e08db 100644 --- a/src/inference/retriever_finetune_inference.py +++ b/src/inference/retriever_finetune_inference.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to evaluate the retriever's performance. +""" import argparse, os, random from tqdm import tqdm import pandas as pd @@ -12,7 +17,7 @@ from typing import List, Dict, Any, Tuple class ToolRetriever: - def __init__(self, LIB, corpus_tsv_path = "", model_path="", base_corpus_tsv_path="./data/standard_process/base/retriever_train_data/corpus.tsv",add_base=False, shuffle_data=True, process_func=process_retrieval_document_query_version,max_seq_length=256): + def __init__(self, LIB, corpus_tsv_path = "", model_path="", base_corpus_tsv_path="./data/standard_process/base/retriever_train_data/corpus.tsv", add_base=False, shuffle_data=True, process_func=process_retrieval_document_query_version,max_seq_length=256): self.device = torch.device('cuda' if torch.cuda.is_available() else 'cpu') self.process_func=process_func self.max_seq_length = max_seq_length @@ -29,7 +34,7 @@ def __init__(self, LIB, corpus_tsv_path = "", model_path="", base_corpus_tsv_pat self.shuffled_queries = [item['query'] for item in self.shuffled_data] self.shuffled_query_embeddings = self.embedder.encode(self.shuffled_queries, convert_to_tensor=True) - def build_shuffle_data(self,LIB, add_base=True): + def build_shuffle_data(self, LIB, add_base=True): print('set add_base as :', add_base) # add API_base, fix 231227 def process_data(path, files_ids): @@ -55,7 +60,9 @@ def build_and_merge_corpus(self, add_base=True): else: print('--------> not add base!') combined_corpus_df = original_corpus_df + print('combined_corpus_df: ', len(combined_corpus_df), 'original_corpus_df: ', len(original_corpus_df)) corpus, self.corpus2tool = self.process_func(combined_corpus_df) + print('the length of corpus is: ', len(corpus)) corpus_ids = list(corpus.keys()) corpus = [corpus[cid] for cid in corpus_ids] self.corpus = corpus @@ -291,8 +298,11 @@ def plot_boxplot(data, title): # Step 2: Create a ToolRetriever instance retriever = ToolRetriever(LIB = args.LIB, corpus_tsv_path=args.corpus_tsv_path, model_path=args.retrieval_model_path, add_base=False,max_seq_length=args.max_seq_length) + + names = retriever.retrieving("Plot UMAP embedding figure.", top_k=80) + print(names) - total_queries = 0 + """total_queries = 0 correct_predictions = 0 # Step 3: Process each query and retrieve relevant APIs train_data = [data for data in api_data if data['query_id'] not in test_ids and data['query_id'] not in val_ids] @@ -305,4 +315,4 @@ def plot_boxplot(data, title): compute_func = compute_accuracy_filter_compositeAPI if args.filter_composite else compute_accuracy for set_name, data_set in zip(['train', 'val', 'test'], [train_data, val_data, test_data]): - compute_and_plot(data_set, set_name, retriever, args, compute_func, LIB_ALIAS, LIB_DATA_PATH) + compute_and_plot(data_set, set_name, retriever, args, compute_func, LIB_ALIAS, LIB_DATA_PATH)""" diff --git a/src/inference/utils.py b/src/inference/utils.py index 8d200f5..ac15a72 100644 --- a/src/inference/utils.py +++ b/src/inference/utils.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The script contains utility functions for the project. +""" import json, os, datetime import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from collections import defaultdict @@ -77,7 +82,9 @@ def compress_and_save_image(image_path, output_path=None): writer = png.Writer(w, h, greyscale=metadata['greyscale'], alpha=metadata['alpha'], bitdepth=8) writer.write_array(output, pixels) output.close() -def save_plot_with_timestamp(folder="./tmp/images", prefix="img", format="webp", save_pdf=False): +def save_plot_with_timestamp(folder="./tmp/images", prefix="img", format="webp", save_pdf=False, fig_num=None): + if fig_num: + plt.figure(fig_num) # from src.inference.utils import save_plot_with_timestamp current_time = datetime.datetime.now() timestamp = current_time.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S") diff --git a/src/models/api_evaluator.py b/src/models/api_evaluator.py index 7bb8e20..de4ec68 100644 --- a/src/models/api_evaluator.py +++ b/src/models/api_evaluator.py @@ -1,3 +1,6 @@ +""" +Description: This script contains the APIEvaluator class for Information Retrieval evaluation. +""" from sklearn.metrics import ndcg_score import numpy as np import logging diff --git a/src/models/chitchat_classification.py b/src/models/chitchat_classification.py index e51a730..e714a15 100644 --- a/src/models/chitchat_classification.py +++ b/src/models/chitchat_classification.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ Author: Zhengyuan Dong Date Created: Sep, 2023 Last Modified: Aug 27, 2024 +Email: zydong122@gmail.com Description: get chitchat model performance """ diff --git a/src/models/chitchat_classification_multicorpus.py b/src/models/chitchat_classification_multicorpus.py index 0397b22..1464fb1 100644 --- a/src/models/chitchat_classification_multicorpus.py +++ b/src/models/chitchat_classification_multicorpus.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The code contains functions to process chitchat classification model with multiple libraries. +""" # 240421 TODO: need to be updated according to new pipeline in models/chitchat_classification.py, also split for train and test data import os diff --git a/src/models/chitchat_classification_performance.py b/src/models/chitchat_classification_performance.py index ef98af7..8a58fde 100644 --- a/src/models/chitchat_classification_performance.py +++ b/src/models/chitchat_classification_performance.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains chitchat classification performance evaluation functions. +""" import os import pandas as pd import torch diff --git a/src/models/data_classification.py b/src/models/data_classification.py index fe97521..33d6ed4 100644 --- a/src/models/data_classification.py +++ b/src/models/data_classification.py @@ -1,4 +1,8 @@ - +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to preprocess data for classification using LLaMA. +""" import sys, os, random, torch, json from pathlib import Path import lightning as L diff --git a/src/models/dialog_classifier.py b/src/models/dialog_classifier.py index 3990dc5..5a28d71 100644 --- a/src/models/dialog_classifier.py +++ b/src/models/dialog_classifier.py @@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ def fit_gaussian(self, data): def calculate_p_values(self, scores, mean, std): return [norm.cdf(score, mean, std) for score in scores] + def classify_based_on_p(self, p_values, threshold=0.05): return [1 if p < threshold else 0 for p in p_values] diff --git a/src/models/gaussian_classification.py b/src/models/gaussian_classification.py index 9489411..7b259d7 100644 --- a/src/models/gaussian_classification.py +++ b/src/models/gaussian_classification.py @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ Date Created: May 06, 2024 Last Modified: May 21, 2024 Description: compare the tutorial summary query and single query retrieval results +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import argparse diff --git a/src/models/generate.py b/src/models/generate.py index f708dd4..aab7174 100644 --- a/src/models/generate.py +++ b/src/models/generate.py @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ + import sys, time, warnings from pathlib import Path from typing import Optional diff --git a/src/models/model.py b/src/models/model.py index 9f306d8..ae80216 100644 --- a/src/models/model.py +++ b/src/models/model.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains querying OpenAI models and ollama models. +""" from ..configs.model_config import * from ..gpt import gpt_interface import requests, json diff --git a/src/models/planner_classify.py b/src/models/planner_classify.py index c3bad26..b1969c2 100644 --- a/src/models/planner_classify.py +++ b/src/models/planner_classify.py @@ -1,10 +1,11 @@ """ First created: 2024/09/12 Last modified: 2024/09/12 -Main target: +Description: - Classify the API query based on the retrieved API ranks, using Gaussian distribution +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ - import numpy as np from scipy.stats import multivariate_normal from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score diff --git a/src/models/query_issue_corpus.py b/src/models/query_issue_corpus.py index 1208300..bfb8b81 100644 --- a/src/models/query_issue_corpus.py +++ b/src/models/query_issue_corpus.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Usage: python -m src.models.query_issue_corpus --LIB scanpy --example_query "ValueError: cannot specify integer bins when input data contains infinity" --method sentencebert --field issue_description --top_k 1 Notice: if we input wrong example_query, the output will be empty. +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import os, json, requests, argparse, ast diff --git a/src/models/train_retriever.py b/src/models/train_retriever.py index fb97319..b1646ff 100644 --- a/src/models/train_retriever.py +++ b/src/models/train_retriever.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to train a sentence transformer model for information retrieval. +""" import pandas as pd import torch import argparse, os diff --git a/src/prompt/promptgenerator.py b/src/prompt/promptgenerator.py index a7c091d..f3c4010 100644 --- a/src/prompt/promptgenerator.py +++ b/src/prompt/promptgenerator.py @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ Date Created: January 16, 2024 Last Modified: May 22, 2024 Description: aggregate prompts for all tasks +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ from abc import ABC, abstractmethod diff --git a/src/report/Chat2PDF.py b/src/report/Chat2PDF.py index c045eb8..5b430c4 100644 --- a/src/report/Chat2PDF.py +++ b/src/report/Chat2PDF.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to visualize text from a conversation and generate a PDF. +""" import os import base64 from PIL import Image diff --git a/src/report/Chat2Py.py b/src/report/Chat2Py.py index 27733b2..3198edb 100644 --- a/src/report/Chat2Py.py +++ b/src/report/Chat2Py.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script contains functions to extract tasks from JSON chat files and generate Python code. +""" from ..gpt.utils import load_json def extract_tasks(file_path): diff --git a/src/report/PNG2report.py b/src/report/PNG2report.py index 890463f..69dcd1b 100644 --- a/src/report/PNG2report.py +++ b/src/report/PNG2report.py @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: This script generates a performance report for the ChatBot project. +""" from fpdf import FPDF import os, re, glob import subprocess diff --git a/src/scripts/download_libs_get_API.py b/src/scripts/download_libs_get_API.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b6a94a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/scripts/download_libs_get_API.py @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +""" +Author: Zhengyuan Dong +Email: zydong122@gmail.com +Description: The script downloads libraries and gets API information from the source code. +""" +import subprocess + +"""libraries = [ + "biopython", "qiime2", "eletoolkit", "pyopenms", "pyteomics", + "scikit-bio", "emperor", "gneiss", "deap", "tskit", "biotite", + "sklearn-ann", "scenicplus", "scanorama", "anndata", "scikit-misc", + "statsmodels", "cellpose", "scvelo", "velocyto", "loom", "mygene", + "gseapy", "shiny", "fairlearn", "magic-impute" +]""" +libraries = ["dynamo", "cellrank", "pertpy", "moscot", "scCODA", "scarches", "qiime2", "fairlearn", "magic-impute"] + +with open("error_log.txt", "w") as log_file: + for lib in libraries: + try: + subprocess.run(f"pip install {lib}", shell=True, check=True, text=True, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) + except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e: + log_file.write(f"Error installing {lib}: {e.output}\n") + commands = [ + f"python -m src.dataloader.utils.other_download --LIB {lib}", + f"python -m src.dataloader.get_API_init_from_sourcecode --LIB {lib}" + ] + for cmd in commands: + try: + subprocess.run(cmd, shell=True, check=True, text=True, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) + except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e: + log_file.write(f"Error executing '{cmd}' for {lib}: {e.output}\n") + diff --git a/src/scripts/step4_analysis_retriever.py b/src/scripts/step4_analysis_retriever.py index a8ec005..c292dd0 100644 --- a/src/scripts/step4_analysis_retriever.py +++ b/src/scripts/step4_analysis_retriever.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Description: Plot the comparison of the retriever accuracy results for different libraries and models. Automatically adjust the number of subplots based on the number of libraries. +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import pandas as pd diff --git a/src/scripts/step5_analysis_compare_retriever.py b/src/scripts/step5_analysis_compare_retriever.py index 1847f86..420aad9 100644 --- a/src/scripts/step5_analysis_compare_retriever.py +++ b/src/scripts/step5_analysis_compare_retriever.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Last Edited Date: 2024-08-27 Description: Plot the comparison of the retriever accuracy results for different libraries and models. +Email: zydong122@gmail.com """ import pandas as pd