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#!/usr/local/bin/python
'''
:py:mod:`ecodbtaxstat`: Gives taxonomic rank frequency of a given ``ecopcr`` database
:py:mod:`ecodbtaxstat`: gives taxonomic rank frequency of a given ``ecopcr`` database
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.. codeauthor:: Eric Coissac <eric.coissac@metabarcoding.org>

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#!/usr/local/bin/python
'''
:py:mod:`ecotaxstat` : Getting the coverage of of an ecoPCR output compared to the original ecoPCR database
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:py:mod:`ecotaxstat` : getting the coverage of an ecoPCR output compared to the original ecoPCR database
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.. codeauthor:: Eric Coissac <eric.coissac@metabarcoding.org>
The :py:mod:`ecotaxstat` command requires two parameters : an ecoPCR formatted database (specified with the `-d` option)
and an ecoPCR output (ideally computed using the specified ecoPCR database).
The :py:mod:`ecotaxstat` command requires two parameters : an *ecoPCR* formatted database (specified
with the `-d` option, (see :ref:`obiconvert` for a description of the database format) and an ecoPCR
output (ideally computed using the specified ecoPCR database).
The command outputs for every ranks the coverage of the ecoPCR output, that is the fraction of taxids that
have a sequence in the database and have also have a sequence in the ecoPCR output file.
Optionaly, taxids can be specified to focus the coverage on a smaller part of the taxonomy.
The command outputs, for every rank, the coverage (Bc) of the ecoPCR output. The coverage (Bc) is the
fraction of *taxids* that have a sequence in the database and have also have a sequence in the ecoPCR
output file.
Optionally, *taxids* can be specified to focus the coverage on a smaller part of the taxonomy.
'''
from obitools.ecopcr import taxonomy