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I have been using differential heat trees to compare the relative abundance of taxa between three land uses, combining samples taken at multiple sites from each land use. I have noticed a result on the heat tree matrix which does not match the relative abundance data contained in the dataframe created by psmelt(physeq) - treatment_1 is shown on the tree as having higher abundance than treatment_2, when relative abundance data from psmelt shows the opposite.
This is the diff_table entry for the comparison in question. Why does it display "Inf" for the log2_median_ratio for this comparison? Is this causing the inconsistency?
The taxa in question is represented by 5 OTUs in treatment_1 (combining 2 samples) and only 1 OTU from treatment_2 (from one sample) but I believed I was plotting the taxon abundance not the OTUs so think this shouldn't be an issue. All OTUs are assigned the same species. Below is the code I have used to create the metacoder plot:
Hello and thanks for the package.
I have been using differential heat trees to compare the relative abundance of taxa between three land uses, combining samples taken at multiple sites from each land use. I have noticed a result on the heat tree matrix which does not match the relative abundance data contained in the dataframe created by psmelt(physeq) - treatment_1 is shown on the tree as having higher abundance than treatment_2, when relative abundance data from psmelt shows the opposite.
This is the diff_table entry for the comparison in question. Why does it display "Inf" for the log2_median_ratio for this comparison? Is this causing the inconsistency?
The taxa in question is represented by 5 OTUs in treatment_1 (combining 2 samples) and only 1 OTU from treatment_2 (from one sample) but I believed I was plotting the taxon abundance not the OTUs so think this shouldn't be an issue. All OTUs are assigned the same species. Below is the code I have used to create the metacoder plot:
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