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kandi X-RAY | rentrez Summary
Most of the examples above required some background information about what databases NCBI has to offer, and how they can be searched. rentrez provides a set of functions with names starting entrez_db that help you to discover this information in an interactive session. First up, entrez_dbs() gives you a list of database names. Some of the names are a little opaque, so you can get some more descriptive information about each with entrez_db_summary().
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QUESTION
I'm trying to access Pubmed results via R using their API, but I consistently get fewer results than what the same query achieves when used with the web interface. By digging in the output I noticed that the problem lays in a different query translation between the two access methods.
I am using the rentrez
package, but the results I get are the same also with other related rpackages, so I guess it's related to the API itself.
here's the code to reproduce the results:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 14:33Not sure if you still need this now. Just in case someone else has the same problem. I had the same issue as you did and I found something might be useful from a GitHub issue. It seems that the API service needs to be updated to match the new web service, but it's been a year now and still no promising announcement has been made by the official. An alternative is provided by the easyPubMed author. Hope this is what you were looking for.
QUESTION
So I'm trying to use the rentrez
package to retrieve DNA sequence data from GenBank, giving as input a list of species.
What I've done is create a vector for the species I want to query, followed by creating a term
where I specify the types of sequence data I want to retrieve, then creating a search
that retrieves all the occurrences that match my query, and finally I create data
where I retrieve the actual sequence data in fasta file.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 17:12library(rentrez)
species<-c("Ablennes hians","Centrophryne spinulosa","Doratonotus megalepis","Entomacrodus cadenati","Katsuwonus pelamis","Lutjanus fulgens","Pagellus erythrinus")
data <- list()
for (x in species){
term<-paste(x,"[Organism] AND (((COI[Gene] OR CO1[Gene] OR COXI[Gene] OR COX1[Gene]) AND (500[SLEN]:3000[SLEN])) OR complete genome[All Fields] OR mitochondrial genome[All Fields])",sep='',collapse = NULL)
search<-entrez_search(db="nuccore",term=term,retmax=99999)
data[x] <- tryCatch({entrez_fetch(db="nuccore",id=search$ids,rettype="fasta")},
error = function(e){NA})
}
QUESTION
Here is my html
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 14:49The issue here is inputs[0]
& inputs[1]
here are DOM elements and not jQuery objects and all the jquery methods like .attr()
, .addClass()
can only be use on jQuery objects, not on the DOM elements. You can fix this by using .eq()
method to get elements as jQuery objects like:
QUESTION
I have a list of vectors, and I want to combine these, matched by ID, into a new data frame.
You can recreate my problem using this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 09:43you can try a tidyverse
& purrr
approach which combines not only two but also multiple list elements by rowid:
QUESTION
I've been using the extremely useful rentrez package in R to get information about author, article ID and author affiliation from the Pubmed database. This works fine but now I would like to extract information from the affiliation field. Unfortunately the affiliation field is widely unstructured, not standardized string with various types of information such as the name of university, name of department, address and more delimited by commas. Therefore text mining approach is necessary to get any useful information from this field.
I tried the package easyPubmed in combination with rentrez, and even though easyPubmed package can extract some information from the affiliation field (e.g. email address, which is very useful), to my knowledge it cannot extract university name. I also tried the package pubmed.mineR, but unfortunately this also does not provide university name extraction. I startet to experiment with grep and regex functions but as I am no R expert I could not make this work.
I was able to find very similar threads solving the issue with python:
Regex for extracting names of colleges, universities, and institutes?
How to extract university/school/college name from string in python using regular expression?
But unfortunately I do not know how to convert the python regex function to an R regex function as I am not familiar with python.
Here is some example data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-07 at 17:56In general, regex expressions can be ported to R with some changes. For example, using the php link you included, you can create a new variable with extracted text using that regex expression, and only changing the escape character ("\\" instead "\"). So, using dplyr
and stringr
packages:
QUESTION
I have a weird situation. I am mining PubMed data using rentrez
. When I run entrez_search()
and then entrez_summary()
and then entrez_fetch()
I get the message this error (full code at the bottom of post):
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-08 at 17:10It turns out rentrez uses 0-base counting. So the 552 records correspond to retstart
values of 0 to 551. Since my code was looking for values 1 to 552 it missed the first record (#0) and then threw an error when it looked for the non-existent record #552.
QUESTION
My method entreeIncorrecte
is there to check for user input. If the value for ligne
and colonne
are anything other than "0", "1", "2" or "3", I want to print out that the user was incorrect and restart the loop for entreeIncorrecte
. If I enter "e" and "3" for the row and column, the compiler gives me:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "e" at java.base/java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:65) at java.base/java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:652) at java.base/java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:770) at td.Main.verifierEntree(Main.java:200) at td.Main.jouerUnePartie(Main.java:152) at td.Main.plusieursParties(Main.java:103) at td.Main.main(Main.java:32)
Is there anything to do about that?
N.B.: The code has to be written in French for my variables, methods, etc. by convention because of where I live, so sorry in advance for any confusion. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 05:52French is fine but unfortunately my french knowledge is very limited. So I am just guessing "entreeIncorrecte" signals a wrong userinput. Otherwise it might at least be a syntactical help:
QUESTION
I'm having trouble creating a TicTacToe program for my class. It's a 4 x 4 board. My variables for my win condition method victoire() are giving me an error. The code has to be written in french for my variables, methods, etc. by convention because of where I live, so sorry in advance.
The errors are :
Multiple markers at this line
- colonne2 cannot be resolved to a
variable
- ligne2 cannot be resolved to a
variable
Lines 156 and 162 respectively
and the warnings are :
The value of the local variable colonne2 is not used
The value of the local variable ligne2 is not used
Lines 194 and 195 respectively
Here is my code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 00:51Warnings:
For this chunk of code
QUESTION
I'm new to R and Shiny. So far I was able to make a script that fetches Protein sequences from ncbi with the rentrez package. However I can't manage to make it work in a shiny application.
I have following input in the ui
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-24 at 17:42Here's a solution. I have used XP_011524437.1
in selectInput
as I do not know what pep.accession
is. You can change it in your app. I have also corrected the logic in str_sub
and added a req()
statement.
QUESTION
I am querying PubMED with a long list of PMIDs using R. Because entrez_fetch can only do a certain number at a time, I have broken down my ~2000 PMIDs into one list with several vectors (each about 500 in length). When I query PubMED, I am extracting information from XML files for each publication. What I would like to have in the end is something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-18 at 20:00Since likely ArticleId is unique for each article and PublicationType may be more than one per article, consider iteratively creating dataframes instead of separate vectors.
Specifically, use node indexing, [#]
, across each PubmedArticle node of XML doc since this is the shared ancestor of id and type, then xpath to needed descendants. Below creates a list of dataframes of equal length to fwd
:
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