Source code for mantispy.pp._annotate

"""Annotate perturbations and controls.

Several later steps (:func:`~mantispy.pp.sphere`, :func:`~mantispy.tl.grit`) default to ``reference="negcon"``, which reads ``Metadata_Control_Type``; :func:`annotate_controls` writes it along with the ``Metadata_Control`` boolean.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

from collections.abc import Sequence

import numpy as np
from anndata import AnnData

from mantispy._core.frames import as_frame, categorize_metadata
from mantispy._core.logging import get_logger
from mantispy._core.mutation import inplace_or_copy

PERTURBATION_KEYS = (
    "Metadata_Perturbation",
    "Metadata_Compound",
    "Metadata_Treatment",
    "Metadata_BroadSample",
)


[docs] def find_perturbation_key(adata: AnnData, perturbation_key: str | None = None) -> str: """Resolve which ``obs`` column holds the perturbation identity. Args: adata: Object whose ``obs`` columns are searched. perturbation_key: Column to use, returned unchanged once it is known to be present. ``None`` takes the first column of ``PERTURBATION_KEYS`` that is there. Returns: The name of the ``obs`` column that identifies the perturbation. Raises: KeyError: If `perturbation_key` is not an ``obs`` column, or no column was named and none of ``PERTURBATION_KEYS`` is present. """ if perturbation_key is not None: if perturbation_key not in adata.obs: raise KeyError(f"obs has no column {perturbation_key!r}") return perturbation_key for candidate in PERTURBATION_KEYS: if candidate in adata.obs: return candidate raise KeyError( f"none of {list(PERTURBATION_KEYS)} is in obs; pass perturbation_key= to say which " "column identifies the perturbation" )
[docs] @inplace_or_copy() def annotate_controls( adata: AnnData, negcon: Sequence[str] = ("DMSO",), poscon: Sequence[str] | None = None, perturbation_key: str | None = None, copy: bool = False, ) -> AnnData | None: """Mark negative (and optionally positive) controls. Args: adata: Object to annotate. negcon: Perturbation values that are negative controls. poscon: Perturbation values that are positive controls, if any. perturbation_key: Column holding the perturbation, auto-detected from ``PERTURBATION_KEYS`` when omitted. copy: Return a modified copy instead of mutating in place. Returns: ``None``, or the modified copy when ``copy=True``. Writes ``obs["Metadata_Control_Type"]`` and the boolean ``obs["Metadata_Control"]`` it implies (``True`` for any control). Steps defaulting to ``reference="negcon"`` read the type column, so the negcon rows are selected by it alone. Notes: The classes named here are authoritative: rows matching `negcon` become ``"negcon"`` and earlier ``"negcon"`` rows that no longer match become treatments, and likewise for `poscon` when it is given. Every other class an upstream annotation set, such as ``"poscon"`` or ``"empty"`` wells from a plate map or :func:`annotate_jump`, is kept. """ key = find_perturbation_key(adata, perturbation_key) values = adata.obs[key].astype(str) is_negcon = values.isin([str(v) for v in negcon]).to_numpy() if not is_negcon.any(): get_logger().warning( "no negative controls found: none of %s appear in obs[%r]. " "Steps defaulting to reference='negcon' will fail until this is set.", list(negcon), key, ) if "Metadata_Control_Type" in adata.obs: upstream = as_frame(adata.obs)["Metadata_Control_Type"] control_type = upstream.astype(object).where(upstream.notna(), "treatment").astype(str).to_numpy(dtype=object) else: control_type = np.full(adata.n_obs, "treatment", dtype=object) control_type[(control_type == "negcon") & ~is_negcon] = "treatment" control_type[is_negcon] = "negcon" if poscon is not None: is_poscon = values.isin([str(v) for v in poscon]).to_numpy() control_type[(control_type == "poscon") & ~is_poscon] = "treatment" control_type[is_poscon] = "poscon" adata.obs["Metadata_Control_Type"] = control_type adata.obs["Metadata_Control"] = control_type != "treatment" return None
[docs] @inplace_or_copy(expects="well") def annotate_jump(adata: AnnData, kind: str = "compound", copy: bool = False) -> AnnData | None: """Join the JUMP annotation onto profiles read from the Cell Painting Gallery. A JUMP plate parquet records only the source, plate and well of a profile. What the well contained is published in a separate repository keyed by ``Metadata_JCP2022``. Args: adata: Well-level JUMP profiles carrying ``Metadata_Source``, ``Metadata_Plate`` and ``Metadata_Well``, or ``Metadata_JCP2022`` as the assembled profiles do. kind: Which annotation to join, ``"compound"``, ``"crispr"`` or ``"orf"``. copy: Return an annotated copy instead of annotating in place. Returns: ``None``, or the annotated copy. Adds ``Metadata_JCP2022`` (the perturbation identifier), ``Metadata_Perturbation``, ``Metadata_Perturbation_Type`` and ``Metadata_Control``. For compounds ``Metadata_Perturbation_Type`` is ``"compound"``, it adds ``Metadata_InChIKey``, and the controls are JUMP's DMSO wells. For CRISPR and ORF ``Metadata_Perturbation`` is the gene symbol, ``Metadata_Perturbation_Type`` is the kind, ``Metadata_Control`` marks any control well, and it adds ``Metadata_Gene``, ``Metadata_Control_Type`` (``"negcon"``, ``"poscon"`` or ``"treatment"``) and ``Metadata_ChromosomeArm``, the arm the gene sits on. Notes: Downloads about 14 MB of annotation once and caches it. Wells the annotation does not cover are kept and logged, since an unannotated well is still a measurement. """ from mantispy.io._jump import join_jump_annotation obs = as_frame(adata.obs) joined = join_jump_annotation(obs.copy(), kind=kind) joined.index = obs.index adata.obs = categorize_metadata(joined) get_logger().info( "annotate_jump: %d perturbations over %d wells, %d of them controls", int(joined["Metadata_JCP2022"].nunique()), len(joined), int(joined["Metadata_Control"].sum()), ) return None