gregcaporaso · September 12, 2012 16:58
diff --git a/compare_categories.py b/compare_categories.py
 #!/usr/bin/env python
 from __future__ import division

 __author__ = "Logan Knecht"
 __copyright__ = "Copyright 2012, The QIIME project"
 __credits__ = ["Logan Knecht", "Michael Dwan", "Damien Coy", "Jai Ram Rideout",
               "Levi McCracken"]
 __license__ = "GPL"
 __version__ = "1.5.0-dev-svn3058-bugfix"
 __maintainer__ = "Jai Ram Rideout"
 __email__ = "[email protected]"
 __status__ = "Development"

 from os import path, makedirs, listdir

 from cogent.util.misc import create_dir
 from numpy import zeros
 from numpy.random import permutation

 from qiime.format import format_p_value_for_num_iters
 from qiime.parse import (parse_distmat, fields_to_dict, parse_mapping_file,
                         parse_mapping_file_to_dict)
 from qiime.stats import Anosim, BioEnv, Permanova
 from qiime.util import (parse_command_line_parameters, make_option,
                        get_options_lookup, DistanceMatrix, MetadataMap,
                        RExecutor)

 options_lookup = get_options_lookup()

 script_info = {}
 script_info['brief_description'] = """Analyzes distance matrices for statistical significance of sample grouping"""
 script_info['script_description'] = """
 This script allows for the analysis of distance matrices using several \
 statistical methods. These methods are Adonis, Anosim, BEST, DFA, Moran's I, \
 MRPP, PERMANOVA, PERMDISP, RDA.

 Adonis - This method takes a distance matrix and mapping file. It then \
 identifies important points in the data and performs F-tests on the initial \
 data, and random permutations (via shuffling) the category data. Then, \
 it finally returns the information that was identified in the samples. It's \
 stated that it partitions (or seperates the data) for this analysis in order\
 to find underlying relationships.

 Anosim - This method takes in a distance matrix and a mapping file. \
 This method tests whether two or more categories are significantly \
 different. You can specify a category in the metadata mapping file to separate \
 samples into groups and then test whether there are significant differences \
 between those groups. For example, you might test whether Control samples are \
 significantly different from Fast samples. Since ANOSIM is non-parametric, \
 significance is determined through permutations.

 BEST - This method looks at the numerical environmental variables relating \
 samples in a distance matrix. For instance, the unifrac distance matrix and \
 pH and latitude (or any other number of variables) in soil samples, and ranks \
 them in order of which best explain patterns in the communities. This method \
 will only accept categories that are numerical.

 Moran's I - This method takes in a distance matrix and mapping file. Then it \
 uses the geographical data supplied to identify what type of spatial \
 configuration occurs in the samples. Are they dispersed, clustered, or of no \
 distinctly noticeable configuration when compared to each other? This method \
 will only accept a category that is numerical.

 MRPP - This method takes in a distance matrix and a mapping file. It then \
 tests whether two or more categories are significantly different. You can \
 specify a category in the metadata mapping file to separate samples into \
 groups and then test whether there are significant differences between those \
 groups. For example, you might test whether Control samples are significantly \
 different from Fast samples. Since MRPP is non-parametric, significance is \
 determined through permutations.

 PERMANOVA - This method takes distance matrix and a mapping file. This method \
 is for testing the simultaneous response of one or more variables to one or \
 more factors in an ANOVA experimental design on the basis of any distance \
 metric. It returns a R value and a P value.

 PERMDISP - This method takes a distance matrix and a mapping file. \
 This method is a procedure for the analysis of multivariate homogeneity of \
 group dispersions (variances). Permutations can be utilized to measure the \
 dissimilatities between groups.

 RDA - This method takes a distance matrix and a mapping file. This method \
 is an ordination method that shows grouping/clustering of samples based on \
 a category in the metadata mapping file and a distance matrix. This category \
 is used to explain the variability between samples. Thus, RDA is similar to \
 PCoA except that it is constrained, while PCoA is unconstrained (you must \
 specify which category should be used to explain the variability in your data).

 For more information and examples pertaining to this script, please refer to \
 the accompanying tutorial, which can be found at \
 http://qiime.org/tutorials/category_comparison.html.
 """

 script_info['script_usage'] = []
 script_info['script_usage'].append(("Adonis",
 "Performs the Adonis statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
 "using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID category and 999 permutations. Then it outputs the "
 "results to the 'adonis' directory. The full file path will be: "
 "./adonis/adonis_results.txt",
 "%prog --method adonis -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o adonis -n 999"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("Anosim",
 "Performs the Anosim statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
 "using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID category and 999 perutations. Then it outputs the "
 "results to the 'anosim' directory. The full file path will be: "
 "./anosim/anosim_results.txt",
 "%prog --method anosim -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o anosim -n 999"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("BEST",
 "Performs the BEST statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
 "using the LATITUDE and LONGITUDE categories. Then it outputs the results to "
 "the 'best' directory. The full file path will be: ./best/best_results.txt",
 "%prog --method best -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c LATITUDE,LONGITUDE -o best"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("Moran's I",
 "Performs the Moran's I statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping "
 "file using the PH category. Then it outputs the results to the 'morans_i' "
 "directory. The full file path will be: ./morans_i/Morans_I_results.txt",
 "%prog --method morans_i -i  datasets/88_soils/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/88_soils/map.txt -c PH -o morans_i"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("MRPP", "Performs the MRPP statistical "
 "method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID "
 "category. Then it outputs the results to the 'mrpp' directory. The full file "
 "path will be: ./mrpp/mrpp_results.txt",
 "%prog --method mrpp -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o mrpp -n 999"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("PERMANOVA", "Performs the PERMANOVA "
 "statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the "
 "HOST_SUBJECT_ID category. Then it outputs the results to the 'permanova' "
 "directory. The full file path will be: ./permanova/permanova_results.txt",
 "%prog --method permanova -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o permanova -n 999"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("PERMDISP", "Performs the PERMDISP "
 "statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the "
 "HOST_SUBJECT_ID category. Then it outputs the results to the 'permdisp' "
 "directory. The full file path will be: ./permdisp/betadisper_results.txt",
 "%prog --method permdisp -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o permdisp"))

 script_info['script_usage'].append(("RDA", "Performs the RDA statistical "
 "method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID "
 "category. Then it outputs the results to the 'rda' directory. The full "
 "file path will be: ./RDA/rda_results.txt and ./RDA/rda_plot.txt",
 "%prog --method rda -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
 "datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o rda"))

 script_info['output_description']= """
 Adonis:
 One file is created and outputs the results into it. The results will be: \
 Analysis of variance(AOV) table, degrees of freedom, sequential sums of \
 squares, mean squares, F statistics, partial R-squared and p-values, based \
 on the N permutations.

 Anosim:
 One file is output to the designated location under the name of \
 anosim_results.txt. The information in the file will be an R-value and \
 p-value.

 Best:
 This outputs one file 'best_results.txt' It will have teh method name, \
 The number of variables. The list of varibles supplied. And lastly, the \
 RHO values, which are ranked pearson correlations for the best combination \
 of variables that describe the community.

 Moran's I:
 The output file is placed in a directory specified by -o. The file will be \
 a text file with 4 values: observed, expected, sd, and p.value. The observed \
 value is Morans I index of x. This is computed based on the values passed in \
 to be compared with the weights. The expected value is the value of I under \
 the null hypothesis. The sd is the standard deviation of I under the null \
 hypothesis. P Value is the p-value of the test of the null hypothesis against \
 the alternative hypothesis specified in alternative. Each of these values, \
 except for the p-value, should be between -1 and 1.

 MRPP:
 The command in the previous section creates a single output file in the \
 directory specified by the -o arguement, if not it will be sent to the \
 directory location it was called from. The file will be named \
 mrpp_results.txt. The file will contain a dissimilarity index, the class mean \
 and counts. It will also conatin information about the chance corrected \
 within-group agreement A, as well as the result Based on observed delta, and \
 expected delta. There will also be the Significance of delta and the amount \
 of permutations performed.

 PERMANOVA:
 Permanova returns one output file containing the the file passed in, the \
 F-value and the p-value.

 PERMDISP:
 This method returns one file that outputs an analysis of varaiance table. \
 Responses with the distances will be shown. There will be the strata \
 relationship, then the sample information as well. Lastly you will be \
 able to see the f-value and p-value.

 RDA:
 RDA outputs a two files. One is calles rda_results.txt, the other file \
 is rda_plot.pdf. rda.txt contains the Inertia Proportion Rank, the \
 Eigenvalues for constrained axes, and the Eigenvalues for unconstrained axes.
 """

 script_info['required_options'] = [
    # All methods use these
    make_option('--method', help='The category analysis method. Valid '
        'options: [adonis, anosim, best, morans_i, mrpp, permanova, '
        'permdisp, rda]', type='choice', choices=['adonis', 'anosim', 'best',
        'morans_i', 'mrpp', 'permanova', 'permdisp', 'rda']),
    make_option('-i', '--input_dm', help='the input distance matrix'),
    make_option('-m', '--mapping_file', help='the metadata mapping file'),
    make_option('-c', '--categories', help='A comma-delimited list of '
        'categories from the mapping file (NOTE: many methods take just a '
        'single category, if multiple are passed only the first will be '
        'selected.)'),
    options_lookup['output_dir']
 ]
 script_info['optional_options'] = [
    # Only some methods use permutations.
    make_option('-n', '--num_permutations', help='the number of permutations '
        'to perform. Only applies to adonis, anosim, mrpp, and permanova '
        '[default: %default]', default=999, type='int')
 ]
 script_info['version'] = __version__

 def main():
    option_parser, opts, args = parse_command_line_parameters(**script_info)

    # Create the output dir if it doesn't already exist.
    try:
        if not path.exists(opts.output_dir):
            create_dir(opts.output_dir)
    except:
        option_parser.error("Could not create or access output directory "
                            "specified with the -o option.")

    # Parse the mapping file and distance matrix.
    md_map = MetadataMap.parseMetadataMap(open(opts.mapping_file,'U'))
    dm = DistanceMatrix.parseDistanceMatrix(open(opts.input_dm,'U'))

    # Separate all categories into a list, then grab the first category.
    categories = opts.categories.split(',')
    first_category = categories[0]

    # Cursory check to make sure all categories passed in are in mapping file.
    maps = parse_mapping_file(open(opts.mapping_file,'U').readlines())
    for category in categories:
        if not category in maps[1][1:]:
            option_parser.error("Category '%s' not found in mapping file "
                                "columns:" % category)
    # Figure out which method we need to run.
    if opts.method == 'adonis':
        command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
            " -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir + " -n " + \
            str(opts.num_permutations)]
        rex = RExecutor()
        rex(command_args, "adonis.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
    elif opts.method == 'anosim':
        anosim = Anosim(md_map, dm, first_category)
        anosim_results = anosim(opts.num_permutations)

        output_file = open(opts.output_dir + "/" + opts.method + \
            "_results.txt", "w+")
        output_file.write("Method Name\tR-value\tP-value")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.write(anosim_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
            str(anosim_results["r_value"])+"\t"+\
            str(anosim_results["p_value"])+"\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.close()
    elif opts.method == 'best':
        bioenv = BioEnv(dm, md_map, categories)
        bioenv_results = bioenv()

        output_file = open(opts.output_dir+"/best_results.txt", 'w+')
        output_file.write("Method Name:\tNum_Vars:\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.write(bioenv_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
            str(bioenv_results["num_vars"]) + "\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.write("Variables:\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        for variable in bioenv_results["vars"]:
            output_file.write(str(variable) + "\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.write("RHO_Values:\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        for rho_val in bioenv_results["bioenv_rho_vals"]:
            output_file.write(str(rho_val) + "\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.close()
    elif opts.method == 'morans_i':
        command_args = ["-i " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
            " -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
        rex = RExecutor()
        rex(command_args, "morans_i.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
    elif opts.method == 'mrpp':
        command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
            " -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir + \
            " -n " + str(opts.num_permutations)]
        rex = RExecutor()
        rex(command_args, "mrpp.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
    elif opts.method == 'permanova':
        permanova_plain = Permanova(md_map, dm, first_category)
        permanova_results = permanova_plain(opts.num_permutations)

        output_file = open(opts.output_dir+"/permanova_results.txt", 'w+')
        output_file.write("Method Name\tF-value\tP-value")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.write(permanova_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
            str(permanova_results["f_value"]) + "\t" + \
            format_p_value_for_num_iters(permanova_results["p_value"], \
            opts.num_permutations)+"\t")
        output_file.write("\n")
        output_file.close()
    elif opts.method == 'permdisp':
        command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
            " -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
        rex = RExecutor()
        rex(command_args, "betadisper.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
    elif opts.method == 'rda':
        command_args = ["-i " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
            " -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
        rex = RExecutor()
        rex(command_args, "rda.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)

 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
diff --git a/patch_compare_categories.py b/patch_compare_categories.py
 #!/usr/bin/env python
 from os import chdir, getcwd, system
 from os.path import join
 from shutil import copymode, move
 from qiime.util import get_qiime_scripts_dir

 cwd = getcwd()
 qiime_scripts_dir = get_qiime_scripts_dir()
 chdir(qiime_scripts_dir)

 try:
    system('wget -O compare_categories_patched.py https://raw.github.com/gist/3708104/e8107c997784e30a2de71aaae34de4de58811153/compare_categories.py')
    copymode('compare_categories.py', 'compare_categories_patched.py')
    move('compare_categories_patched.py', 'compare_categories.py')
 except:
    print "Do you have write permissions to your QIIME scripts directory '%s'? If not, this patch will not work. You will need your sys admin to manually apply the patch by overwriting the file '%s' with https://raw.github.com/gist/3708104/e8107c997784e30a2de71aaae34de4de58811153/compare_categories.py. They need to make sure that the permissions are the same as they were for the original file." % (qiime_scripts_dir, join(qiime_scripts_dir, 'compare_categories.py'))
 chdir(cwd)
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	from __future__ import division

	__author__ = "Logan Knecht"
	__copyright__ = "Copyright 2012, The QIIME project"
	__credits__ = ["Logan Knecht", "Michael Dwan", "Damien Coy", "Jai Ram Rideout",
	"Levi McCracken"]
	__license__ = "GPL"
	__version__ = "1.5.0-dev-svn3058-bugfix"
	__maintainer__ = "Jai Ram Rideout"
	__email__ = "[email protected]"
	__status__ = "Development"

	from os import path, makedirs, listdir

	from cogent.util.misc import create_dir
	from numpy import zeros
	from numpy.random import permutation

	from qiime.format import format_p_value_for_num_iters
	from qiime.parse import (parse_distmat, fields_to_dict, parse_mapping_file,
	parse_mapping_file_to_dict)
	from qiime.stats import Anosim, BioEnv, Permanova
	from qiime.util import (parse_command_line_parameters, make_option,
	get_options_lookup, DistanceMatrix, MetadataMap,
	RExecutor)

	options_lookup = get_options_lookup()

	script_info = {}
	script_info['brief_description'] = """Analyzes distance matrices for statistical significance of sample grouping"""
	script_info['script_description'] = """
	This script allows for the analysis of distance matrices using several \
	statistical methods. These methods are Adonis, Anosim, BEST, DFA, Moran's I, \
	MRPP, PERMANOVA, PERMDISP, RDA.

	Adonis - This method takes a distance matrix and mapping file. It then \
	identifies important points in the data and performs F-tests on the initial \
	data, and random permutations (via shuffling) the category data. Then, \
	it finally returns the information that was identified in the samples. It's \
	stated that it partitions (or seperates the data) for this analysis in order\
	to find underlying relationships.

	Anosim - This method takes in a distance matrix and a mapping file. \
	This method tests whether two or more categories are significantly \
	different. You can specify a category in the metadata mapping file to separate \
	samples into groups and then test whether there are significant differences \
	between those groups. For example, you might test whether Control samples are \
	significantly different from Fast samples. Since ANOSIM is non-parametric, \
	significance is determined through permutations.

	BEST - This method looks at the numerical environmental variables relating \
	samples in a distance matrix. For instance, the unifrac distance matrix and \
	pH and latitude (or any other number of variables) in soil samples, and ranks \
	them in order of which best explain patterns in the communities. This method \
	will only accept categories that are numerical.

	Moran's I - This method takes in a distance matrix and mapping file. Then it \
	uses the geographical data supplied to identify what type of spatial \
	configuration occurs in the samples. Are they dispersed, clustered, or of no \
	distinctly noticeable configuration when compared to each other? This method \
	will only accept a category that is numerical.

	MRPP - This method takes in a distance matrix and a mapping file. It then \
	tests whether two or more categories are significantly different. You can \
	specify a category in the metadata mapping file to separate samples into \
	groups and then test whether there are significant differences between those \
	groups. For example, you might test whether Control samples are significantly \
	different from Fast samples. Since MRPP is non-parametric, significance is \
	determined through permutations.

	PERMANOVA - This method takes distance matrix and a mapping file. This method \
	is for testing the simultaneous response of one or more variables to one or \
	more factors in an ANOVA experimental design on the basis of any distance \
	metric. It returns a R value and a P value.

	PERMDISP - This method takes a distance matrix and a mapping file. \
	This method is a procedure for the analysis of multivariate homogeneity of \
	group dispersions (variances). Permutations can be utilized to measure the \
	dissimilatities between groups.

	RDA - This method takes a distance matrix and a mapping file. This method \
	is an ordination method that shows grouping/clustering of samples based on \
	a category in the metadata mapping file and a distance matrix. This category \
	is used to explain the variability between samples. Thus, RDA is similar to \
	PCoA except that it is constrained, while PCoA is unconstrained (you must \
	specify which category should be used to explain the variability in your data).

	For more information and examples pertaining to this script, please refer to \
	the accompanying tutorial, which can be found at \
	http://qiime.org/tutorials/category_comparison.html.
	"""

	script_info['script_usage'] = []
	script_info['script_usage'].append(("Adonis",
	"Performs the Adonis statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
	"using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID category and 999 permutations. Then it outputs the "
	"results to the 'adonis' directory. The full file path will be: "
	"./adonis/adonis_results.txt",
	"%prog --method adonis -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o adonis -n 999"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("Anosim",
	"Performs the Anosim statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
	"using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID category and 999 perutations. Then it outputs the "
	"results to the 'anosim' directory. The full file path will be: "
	"./anosim/anosim_results.txt",
	"%prog --method anosim -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o anosim -n 999"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("BEST",
	"Performs the BEST statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file "
	"using the LATITUDE and LONGITUDE categories. Then it outputs the results to "
	"the 'best' directory. The full file path will be: ./best/best_results.txt",
	"%prog --method best -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c LATITUDE,LONGITUDE -o best"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("Moran's I",
	"Performs the Moran's I statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping "
	"file using the PH category. Then it outputs the results to the 'morans_i' "
	"directory. The full file path will be: ./morans_i/Morans_I_results.txt",
	"%prog --method morans_i -i datasets/88_soils/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/88_soils/map.txt -c PH -o morans_i"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("MRPP", "Performs the MRPP statistical "
	"method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID "
	"category. Then it outputs the results to the 'mrpp' directory. The full file "
	"path will be: ./mrpp/mrpp_results.txt",
	"%prog --method mrpp -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o mrpp -n 999"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("PERMANOVA", "Performs the PERMANOVA "
	"statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the "
	"HOST_SUBJECT_ID category. Then it outputs the results to the 'permanova' "
	"directory. The full file path will be: ./permanova/permanova_results.txt",
	"%prog --method permanova -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o permanova -n 999"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("PERMDISP", "Performs the PERMDISP "
	"statistical method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the "
	"HOST_SUBJECT_ID category. Then it outputs the results to the 'permdisp' "
	"directory. The full file path will be: ./permdisp/betadisper_results.txt",
	"%prog --method permdisp -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o permdisp"))

	script_info['script_usage'].append(("RDA", "Performs the RDA statistical "
	"method on a distance matrix and mapping file using the HOST_SUBJECT_ID "
	"category. Then it outputs the results to the 'rda' directory. The full "
	"file path will be: ./RDA/rda_results.txt and ./RDA/rda_plot.txt",
	"%prog --method rda -i datasets/keyboard/unweighted_unifrac_dm.txt -m "
	"datasets/keyboard/map.txt -c HOST_SUBJECT_ID -o rda"))

	script_info['output_description']= """
	Adonis:
	One file is created and outputs the results into it. The results will be: \
	Analysis of variance(AOV) table, degrees of freedom, sequential sums of \
	squares, mean squares, F statistics, partial R-squared and p-values, based \
	on the N permutations.

	Anosim:
	One file is output to the designated location under the name of \
	anosim_results.txt. The information in the file will be an R-value and \
	p-value.

	Best:
	This outputs one file 'best_results.txt' It will have teh method name, \
	The number of variables. The list of varibles supplied. And lastly, the \
	RHO values, which are ranked pearson correlations for the best combination \
	of variables that describe the community.

	Moran's I:
	The output file is placed in a directory specified by -o. The file will be \
	a text file with 4 values: observed, expected, sd, and p.value. The observed \
	value is Morans I index of x. This is computed based on the values passed in \
	to be compared with the weights. The expected value is the value of I under \
	the null hypothesis. The sd is the standard deviation of I under the null \
	hypothesis. P Value is the p-value of the test of the null hypothesis against \
	the alternative hypothesis specified in alternative. Each of these values, \
	except for the p-value, should be between -1 and 1.

	MRPP:
	The command in the previous section creates a single output file in the \
	directory specified by the -o arguement, if not it will be sent to the \
	directory location it was called from. The file will be named \
	mrpp_results.txt. The file will contain a dissimilarity index, the class mean \
	and counts. It will also conatin information about the chance corrected \
	within-group agreement A, as well as the result Based on observed delta, and \
	expected delta. There will also be the Significance of delta and the amount \
	of permutations performed.

	PERMANOVA:
	Permanova returns one output file containing the the file passed in, the \
	F-value and the p-value.

	PERMDISP:
	This method returns one file that outputs an analysis of varaiance table. \
	Responses with the distances will be shown. There will be the strata \
	relationship, then the sample information as well. Lastly you will be \
	able to see the f-value and p-value.

	RDA:
	RDA outputs a two files. One is calles rda_results.txt, the other file \
	is rda_plot.pdf. rda.txt contains the Inertia Proportion Rank, the \
	Eigenvalues for constrained axes, and the Eigenvalues for unconstrained axes.
	"""

	script_info['required_options'] = [
	# All methods use these
	make_option('--method', help='The category analysis method. Valid '
	'options: [adonis, anosim, best, morans_i, mrpp, permanova, '
	'permdisp, rda]', type='choice', choices=['adonis', 'anosim', 'best',
	'morans_i', 'mrpp', 'permanova', 'permdisp', 'rda']),
	make_option('-i', '--input_dm', help='the input distance matrix'),
	make_option('-m', '--mapping_file', help='the metadata mapping file'),
	make_option('-c', '--categories', help='A comma-delimited list of '
	'categories from the mapping file (NOTE: many methods take just a '
	'single category, if multiple are passed only the first will be '
	'selected.)'),
	options_lookup['output_dir']
	]
	script_info['optional_options'] = [
	# Only some methods use permutations.
	make_option('-n', '--num_permutations', help='the number of permutations '
	'to perform. Only applies to adonis, anosim, mrpp, and permanova '
	'[default: %default]', default=999, type='int')
	]
	script_info['version'] = __version__

	def main():
	option_parser, opts, args = parse_command_line_parameters(**script_info)

	# Create the output dir if it doesn't already exist.
	try:
	if not path.exists(opts.output_dir):
	create_dir(opts.output_dir)
	except:
	option_parser.error("Could not create or access output directory "
	"specified with the -o option.")

	# Parse the mapping file and distance matrix.
	md_map = MetadataMap.parseMetadataMap(open(opts.mapping_file,'U'))
	dm = DistanceMatrix.parseDistanceMatrix(open(opts.input_dm,'U'))

	# Separate all categories into a list, then grab the first category.
	categories = opts.categories.split(',')
	first_category = categories[0]

	# Cursory check to make sure all categories passed in are in mapping file.
	maps = parse_mapping_file(open(opts.mapping_file,'U').readlines())
	for category in categories:
	if not category in maps[1][1:]:
	option_parser.error("Category '%s' not found in mapping file "
	"columns:" % category)
	# Figure out which method we need to run.
	if opts.method == 'adonis':
	command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
	" -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir + " -n " + \
	str(opts.num_permutations)]
	rex = RExecutor()
	rex(command_args, "adonis.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
	elif opts.method == 'anosim':
	anosim = Anosim(md_map, dm, first_category)
	anosim_results = anosim(opts.num_permutations)

	output_file = open(opts.output_dir + "/" + opts.method + \
	"_results.txt", "w+")
	output_file.write("Method Name\tR-value\tP-value")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.write(anosim_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
	str(anosim_results["r_value"])+"\t"+\
	str(anosim_results["p_value"])+"\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.close()
	elif opts.method == 'best':
	bioenv = BioEnv(dm, md_map, categories)
	bioenv_results = bioenv()

	output_file = open(opts.output_dir+"/best_results.txt", 'w+')
	output_file.write("Method Name:\tNum_Vars:\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.write(bioenv_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
	str(bioenv_results["num_vars"]) + "\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.write("Variables:\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	for variable in bioenv_results["vars"]:
	output_file.write(str(variable) + "\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.write("RHO_Values:\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	for rho_val in bioenv_results["bioenv_rho_vals"]:
	output_file.write(str(rho_val) + "\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.close()
	elif opts.method == 'morans_i':
	command_args = ["-i " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
	" -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
	rex = RExecutor()
	rex(command_args, "morans_i.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
	elif opts.method == 'mrpp':
	command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
	" -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir + \
	" -n " + str(opts.num_permutations)]
	rex = RExecutor()
	rex(command_args, "mrpp.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
	elif opts.method == 'permanova':
	permanova_plain = Permanova(md_map, dm, first_category)
	permanova_results = permanova_plain(opts.num_permutations)

	output_file = open(opts.output_dir+"/permanova_results.txt", 'w+')
	output_file.write("Method Name\tF-value\tP-value")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.write(permanova_results["method_name"]+"\t"+\
	str(permanova_results["f_value"]) + "\t" + \
	format_p_value_for_num_iters(permanova_results["p_value"], \
	opts.num_permutations)+"\t")
	output_file.write("\n")
	output_file.close()
	elif opts.method == 'permdisp':
	command_args = ["-d " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
	" -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
	rex = RExecutor()
	rex(command_args, "betadisper.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)
	elif opts.method == 'rda':
	command_args = ["-i " + opts.input_dm + " -m " + opts.mapping_file + \
	" -c " + first_category + " -o " + opts.output_dir]
	rex = RExecutor()
	rex(command_args, "rda.r", output_dir=opts.output_dir)

	if __name__ == "__main__":
	main()
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	from os import chdir, getcwd, system
	from os.path import join
	from shutil import copymode, move
	from qiime.util import get_qiime_scripts_dir

	cwd = getcwd()
	qiime_scripts_dir = get_qiime_scripts_dir()
	chdir(qiime_scripts_dir)

	try:
	system('wget -O compare_categories_patched.py https://raw.github.com/gist/3708104/e8107c997784e30a2de71aaae34de4de58811153/compare_categories.py')
	copymode('compare_categories.py', 'compare_categories_patched.py')
	move('compare_categories_patched.py', 'compare_categories.py')
	except:
	print "Do you have write permissions to your QIIME scripts directory '%s'? If not, this patch will not work. You will need your sys admin to manually apply the patch by overwriting the file '%s' with https://raw.github.com/gist/3708104/e8107c997784e30a2de71aaae34de4de58811153/compare_categories.py. They need to make sure that the permissions are the same as they were for the original file." % (qiime_scripts_dir, join(qiime_scripts_dir, 'compare_categories.py'))
	chdir(cwd)