help in converting a table
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Chris ▴ 30

Hi all,

I have a table as the example below which I need to convert to a table where the first column is the name of genes followed by the expression values for that particular gene.

hsa-mir-1229    1.197748
hsa-mir-3163    0.000000
hsa-mir-3175    0.000000
hsa-mir-3189    0.149719
hsa-mir-3619    3.144089
hsa-mir-3646    0.149719
hsa-mir-3658    0.000000
hsa-mir-3662    1.497185
hsa-mir-3928    1.347467
hsa-mir-4262    0.000000
hsa-mir-1229    1.000000
hsa-mir-3163    0.800000
hsa-mir-3175    0.030000
hsa-mir-3189    0.149719
hsa-mir-3619    3.144089
hsa-mir-3646    0.449719
hsa-mir-3658    0.490719
hsa-mir-3662    0.497185
hsa-mir-4262    0.700000
----------
hsa-mir-1229    1.197748   1.000000
hsa-mir-3163    0.000000   0.800000
hsa-mir-3175    0.000000   0.030000
hsa-mir-3189    0.149719   0.149719
hsa-mir-3619    3.144089   3.144089
hsa-mir-3646    0.149719   0.449719
hsa-mir-3658    0.000000   0.490719
hsa-mir-3662    1.497185   0.497185
hsa-mir-3928    1.347467     NA
hsa-mir-4262    0.000000   0.700000

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thank you

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Thank you for your answer, I think I did not explain myself properly.

This is what I get:

hsa-mir-1229 1.197748hsa-mir-3163 0.000000hsa-mir-3175 0.000000hsa-mir-3189 0.149719hsa-mir-3619 3.144089hsa-mir-3646 0.149719hsa-mir-3658 0.000000hsa-mir-3662 1.497185hsa-mir-3928 1.347467

as an output rather to what I describe earlier.

Again thank you so much for your help

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I 've tried excel and still I am getting the same format. All genes and expressions are in one line.

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st.ph.n ★ 2.7k

Here's a quick python solution. I'm assuming your table is tab-delimited, and it will output tab-delimited.

#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
from collections import defaultdict

with open(sys.argv[1], 'r') as f:
    genes = defaultdict(list)
    for line in f:
        genes[line.strip().split('\t')[0]].append(line.strip().split('\t')[1])

with open(sys.argv[2], 'w') as out:
    for i in genes:
        out.write(i + '\t' + '\t'.join(genes[i]))

Save code as format_table.py, run as python format_table.py input.txt output.txt

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Missing a line break in the out.write line. Change the last line to:

out.write(i + '\t' + '\t'.join(genes[i]) + '\n')
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Yep, using write() in Python requires adding line terminators. Easy to miss.

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I'm more use to 2.X syntax so I wasn't aware. Thanks.

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thank you so much for your quick answer. I don't have any experience in python and I am willing to learn it. When I run your code somehow all the data in the output are place in one line like that:

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How many times does hsa-mir-4649 appear in your input file? This should equal (+1) the number of columns in the output for that gene id.

grep -e 'hsa-mir-4649' | wc -l

How many genes in your input file? How many lines in your output file? These should be identical.

cut -f 1 input.txt | sort | uniq | wc -l 

wc -l output.txt
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Sometimes new line characters aren't interpreted properly, depending on how you're opening your file, e.g. notepad. Trying using the command-line, less output.txt, or open in Excel if it is not too large.

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avek ▴ 10

try

#!/bin/bash

awk '{arr[$1]=arr[$1]"\t"$2} END {for(g in arr) printf "%s\t%s\n", g, arr[g]}' ~/Desktop/myfile.txt

where myfile.txt is your file actually. You will get something like:

hsa-mir-3646        0.149719    0.449719
hsa-mir-3619        3.144089    3.144089
hsa-mir-3163        0.000000    0.800000
hsa-mir-3928        1.347467
hsa-mir-3658        0.000000    0.490719
hsa-mir-3175        0.000000    0.030000
hsa-mir-4262        0.000000    0.700000
hsa-mir-3189        0.149719    0.149719
hsa-mir-3662        1.497185    0.497185
hsa-mir-1229        1.197748    1.000000
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$ datamash -s  -g 1 collapse 2 < test.txt | awk -F "," -v OFS="," '{ if(!$2) $2 = "NA" }; 1'| sed 's/,/\t/g'
hsa-mir-1229    1.197748    1.000000
hsa-mir-3163    0.000000    0.800000
hsa-mir-3175    0.000000    0.030000
hsa-mir-3189    0.149719    0.149719
hsa-mir-3619    3.144089    3.144089
hsa-mir-3646    0.149719    0.449719
hsa-mir-3658    0.000000    0.490719
hsa-mir-3662    1.497185    0.497185
hsa-mir-3928    1.347467    NA
hsa-mir-4262    0.000000    0.700000
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The other answers to this question do not add NA fields where there are missing values. If you want NA values in your table to "fill in the gaps", the script will have to do a little more work.

Here's an example of how that might be done. There are other ways to do this, of course. This assumes that your data are tab-delimited.

#!/usr/bin/env python

import sys

d = {}
m = 0

for line in sys.stdin:
    (k,v) = line.strip().split('\t')
    if k not in d:
        d[k] = []
    d[k].append(v)
    l = len(d[k])
    if l > m:
        m = l

for k in d.keys():
    for i in range(len(d[k]), m):
        d[k].append('NA')
    sys.stdout.write("%s\t%s\n" % (k, '\t'.join(d[k])))

Here's an example of how you could use this script. Let's say this script is called collapse.py:

$ ./collapse.py < expression.txt
hsa-mir-1229    1.197748        1.000000
hsa-mir-3163    0.000000        0.800000
hsa-mir-3175    0.000000        0.030000
hsa-mir-3189    0.149719        0.149719
hsa-mir-3619    3.144089        3.144089
hsa-mir-3646    0.149719        0.449719
hsa-mir-3658    0.000000        0.490719
hsa-mir-3662    1.497185        0.497185
hsa-mir-3928    1.347467        NA
hsa-mir-4262    0.000000        0.700000

This script assumes that you don't need the hsa-mir-* rows printed in any particular order. If you need ordering, you can either sort the output with Unix sort or use an ordered dictionary in Python. Feel free to clarify your question, if so.

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Chris ▴ 30

Hi all, thank you so much for your valuable answers.

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