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date | Fri, 09 Mar 2012 19:45:42 -0500 |
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w # The program takes as input a set of categories, such that each category contains many elements. # It also takes a table relating elements with criteria, such that each element is assigned a number # representing the number of times the element satisfies a certain criterion. # The first input is a TABULAR format file, such that the left column represents the name of categories and, # all other columns represent the names of elements. # The second input is a TABULAR format file relating elements with criteria, such that the first line # represents the names of criteria and the left column represents the names of elements. # The output is a TABULAR format file relating catergories with criteria, such that each categoy is # assigned a number representing the total number of times its elements satisfies a certain criterion. # Each category is assigned as many numbers as criteria. use strict; use warnings; #variables to handle information of the categories input file my @categoryElementsArray = (); my @categoriesArray = (); my $categoryMemberNames; my $categoryName; my %categoryMembersHash = (); my $memberNumber = 0; my $totalMembersNumber = 0; my $totalCategoriesNumber = 0; my @categoryCountersTwoDimArray = (); my $lineCounter1 = 0; #variables to handle information of the criteria and elements data input file my $elementLine; my @elementDataArray = (); my $elementName; my @criteriaArray = (); my $criteriaNumber = 0; my $totalCriteriaNumber = 0; my $lineCounter2 = 0; #variable representing the row and column indices used to store results into a two-dimensional array my $row = 0; my $column = 0; # check to make sure having correct files my $usage = "usage: categorize_motifs_significance.pl [TABULAR.in] [TABULAR.in] [TABULAR.out] \n"; die $usage unless @ARGV == 3; #get the categories input file my $categories_inputFile = $ARGV[0]; #get the criteria and data input file my $elements_data_inputFile = $ARGV[1]; #get the output file my $categorized_data_outputFile = $ARGV[2]; #open the input and output files open (INPUT1, "<", $categories_inputFile) || die("Could not open file $categories_inputFile \n"); open (INPUT2, "<", $elements_data_inputFile ) || die("Could not open file $elements_data_inputFile \n"); open (OUTPUT, ">", $categorized_data_outputFile) || die("Could not open file $categorized_data_outputFile \n"); #store the first input file into an array my @categoriesData = <INPUT1>; #reset the value of $lineCounter1 to 0 $lineCounter1 = 0; #iterate through the first input file to get the names of categories and their corresponding elements foreach $categoryMemberNames (@categoriesData){ chomp ($categoryMemberNames); @categoryElementsArray = split(/\t/, $categoryMemberNames); #store the name of the current category into an array $categoriesArray [$lineCounter1] = $categoryElementsArray[0]; #store the name of the current category into a two-dimensional array $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$lineCounter1] [0] = $categoryElementsArray[0]; #get the total number of elements in the current category $totalMembersNumber = @categoryElementsArray; #store the names of categories and their corresponding elements into a hash for ($memberNumber = 1; $memberNumber < $totalMembersNumber; $memberNumber++) { $categoryMembersHash{$categoryElementsArray[$memberNumber]} = $categoriesArray[$lineCounter1]; } $lineCounter1++; } #store the second input file into an array my @elementsData = <INPUT2>; #reset the value of $lineCounter2 to 0 $lineCounter2 = 0; #iterate through the second input file in order to count the number of elements #in each category that satisfy each criterion foreach $elementLine (@elementsData){ chomp ($elementLine); $lineCounter2++; @elementDataArray = split(/\t/, $elementLine); #if at the first line, get the total number of criteria and the total #number of catergories and initialize the two-dimensional array if ($lineCounter2 == 1){ @criteriaArray = @elementDataArray; $totalCriteriaNumber = @elementDataArray; $totalCategoriesNumber = @categoriesArray; #initialize the two-dimensional array for ($row = 0; $row < $totalCategoriesNumber; $row++) { for ($column = 1; $column <= $totalCriteriaNumber; $column++) { $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$row][$column] = 0; } } } else{ #get the element data $elementName = $elementDataArray[0]; #do the counting and store the result in the two-dimensional array for ($criteriaNumber = 0; $criteriaNumber < $totalCriteriaNumber; $criteriaNumber++) { if ($elementDataArray[$criteriaNumber + 1] > 0){ $categoryName = $categoryMembersHash{$elementName}; my ($categoryIndex) = grep $categoriesArray[$_] eq $categoryName, 0 .. $#categoriesArray; $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$categoryIndex] [$criteriaNumber + 1] = $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$categoryIndex] [$criteriaNumber + 1] + $elementDataArray[$criteriaNumber + 1]; } } } } print OUTPUT "\t"; #store the criteria names into the output file for ($column = 1; $column <= $totalCriteriaNumber; $column++) { if ($column < $totalCriteriaNumber){ print OUTPUT $criteriaArray[$column - 1] . "\t"; } else{ print OUTPUT $criteriaArray[$column - 1] . "\n"; } } #store the category names and their corresponding number of elements satisfying criteria into the output file for ($row = 0; $row < $totalCategoriesNumber; $row++) { for ($column = 0; $column <= $totalCriteriaNumber; $column++) { if ($column < $totalCriteriaNumber){ print OUTPUT $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$row][$column] . "\t"; } else{ print OUTPUT $categoryCountersTwoDimArray [$row][$column] . "\n"; } } } #close the input and output file close(OUTPUT); close(INPUT2); close(INPUT1);