Eric Coissac
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# Genome predicates and taxonomy paths
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Several commands ([`filter`](filter.md), [`select`](select.md), [`dump`](dump.md), [`unitig`](unitig.md)) select or group genomes using the same predicate language over genome metadata (see [`annotate`](annotate.md) for attaching metadata to a genome).
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## Predicate syntax
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| Form | Meaning |
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| `*` or `all` | Matches every genome (case-insensitive) |
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| `key=v1\|v2` | Genome's `key` metadata equals one of the listed values |
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| `key!=v` | Genome's `key` metadata does not equal `v` |
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| `key~path` | Genome's `key` metadata (a taxonomy path) matches `path` (ancestry match) |
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| `key!~path` | Genome's `key` metadata does not match `path` |
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A genome whose metadata does not contain `key` at all cannot be classified by that predicate and is excluded from the relevant group's quorum count.
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Multiple `--ingroup` predicates are combined with AND; multiple `--outgroup` predicates are combined with OR. When both an ingroup and an outgroup predicate would match the same genome, ingroup classification wins.
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## Taxonomy paths
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A metadata value is treated as a taxonomy path when it starts with the literal prefix `taxonomy:/`; any other value is treated as a plain string and only supports `=`/`!=`.
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```
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taxonomy:/segment1@rank1/segment2@rank2/...
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```
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Each segment is a name, optionally annotated with a rank (e.g. `@family`, `@genus`, `@species`); ranks are optional and can be mixed within a path. The `@` character is reserved inside taxonomy paths and cannot appear in segment names or rank labels.
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### Path matching (`~` / `!~`)
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Matching compares segment names only (ranks are informational, not part of the match), with anchoring controlled by leading/trailing `/`:
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| Pattern | Matches |
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| `A/B` | anywhere in the path |
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| `/A/B` | at the start of the path (prefix) |
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| `A/B$` | at the end of the path (suffix) |
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| `/A/B$` | the entire path (exact) |
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A rank-qualified query, `key@rank=value`, matches only when the path's segment at that specific rank equals `value`.
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### Example
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```bash
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obikmer filter source -o output --ingroup "taxon~/Betulaceae/Betula"
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```
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