Near-real time tracking of SARS-CoV-2 in Connecticut

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Repository containing scripts to perform near-real time tracking of SARS-CoV-2 in Connecticut using genomic data. This pipeline is used by the Grubaugh Lab at the Yale School of Public Health, and results are shared on COVIDTrackerCT .

Getting Started

This repository contains scripts for running pre-analyses to prepare sequence and metadata files for running augur and auspice , and for running the nextstrain pipeline itself.

Dependencies

To be able to run the pipeline determined by the Snakefile , one needs to set up an extended conda nextstrain environment, which will deploy all dependencies (modules and packages) required by the python scripts located at the scripts directory. Check each individual script in that directory to know what they do along the workflow.

Setting up a new conda environment

Follow the steps below to set up a conda environment for running the pipeline.

Access a directory or choice in your local machine:

cd 'your/directory/of/choice'

Clone this repository ncov

git clone https://github.com/andersonbrito/ncov.git

Rename the directory ncov as you wish. Access the newly generated directory in your local machine, change directory to config , and update your existing nextstrain environment as shown below:

cd 'your/directory/of/choice/ncov/config'
conda env update --file nextstrain.yaml

This command will install all necessary dependencies to run the pipeline, which can be activated by running:

conda activate nextstrain

Preparing the working directory

This minimal set of files and directories are expected in the working directory.

ncov/

├── config/
 ├── auspice_config.json	 Auspice configuration file
 ├── cache_coordinates.tsv	 TSV file with pre-existing latitudes and longitudes
 ├── clades.tsv	 TSV file with clade-defining mutations
 ├── colour_grid.html	 HTML file with HEX color matrices
 ├── dropped_strains.txt	 List of genome names to be dropped during the run
 ├── geoscheme.tsv	 Geographic scheme to aggregate locations
 ├── keep.txt	 List of GISAID genomes to be added in the analysis
 ├── nextstrain.yaml	 File used to install nextstrain dependencies
 ├── reference.gb	 GenBank file containing the reference genome annotation
 └── remove.txt	 List of GISAID genomes to be removed prior to the run

├── pre-analyses/
 ├── gisaid_hcov-19.fasta	 File with genomes from GISAID (a JSON file can also be used)
 ├── new_genomes.fasta	 FASTA file with the lab's newly sequenced genomes
 ├── metadata_nextstrain.tsv	 nextstrain metadata file, downloaded from GISAID
 ├── COVID-19_sequencing.xlsx	 Custom lab metadata file
 └── extra_metadata.xlsx	 Extra metadata file (can be left blank)

├── scripts/	 Set of scripts included in the pipeline

├── README.md	 Instruction about the pipeline
├── workflow.svg	 Diagram showing the pipeline steps
└── Snakefile	 Snakemake workflow

Preparing the input data

Files in the pre-analyses directory need to be downloaded from distinct sources, as shown below.

File Source
gisaid_hcov-19.fasta
provision.json
FASTA or JSON file downloaded from GISAID
new_genomes.fasta¹ Newly sequenced genomes, with headers formatted as ">Yale-XXX", downloaded from the Lab's Dropbox
metadata_nextstrain.tsv² File 'metadata.tsv' available on GISAID
GLab_SC2_sequencing_data.xlsx³ Metadata spreadsheet downloaded from an internal Google Sheet
extra_metadata.xlsx⁴ Metadata spreadsheet (XLSX) with extra rows, where column names match the main sheet

Notes:
¹ FASTA file containing all genomes sequenced by the lab, including newly sequenced genomes
² The user will need credentials (login/password) to access and download this file from GISAID
³/⁴ These Excel spreadsheet must have the following columns, named as shown below:

  • Filter → include tags used to filter genomes, as set in rule filter_metadata

  • Sample-ID → lab samples unique identifier, as described below

  • Collection-date

  • Country

  • Division (state) → state name

  • Location (county) → city, town or any other local name

  • Source → lab source of the viral samples

Downloading genome sequences

The files provision.json and gisaid_hcov-19.fasta contain genomic sequences provided by GISAID. This pipeline takes any of these two file formats as input. provision.json can be downloaded via an API provided by GISAID, which require special credentials (username and password, which can be requested via an application process). Contact GISAID Support <[email protected]> for more information.

The file gisaid_hcov-19.fasta can be generated via searches on gisaid.org. To do so, the user needs to provide a list of gisaid accession numbers, as follows:

  • The table below illustrates a scheme to sample around 600 genomes of viruses belonging to lineages B.1.1.7 (alpha variant) and B.1.617.2 (delta variant), circulating in the US and the United Kingdom, between 2020-12-01 and 2021-06-30, having other US and European samples as contextual genomes. Note that contextual genomes are selected from two time periods, and in different proportions: 50 genomes up to late November 2020, and 100 from December 2020 onwards. Also, the scheme is set up to ignore genomes from California and Scotland, which means that genomes from those locations will not be included in any instance (they are filtered out prior to the genome selection step). To reproduce the scheme above, the following script can be used, having a --metadata file listing genomes from GISAID that match those filtering categories:

genome_selector.py [-h] --metadata METADATA [--keep KEEP] [--remove REMOVE] --scheme SCHEME [--report REPORT]

... where --scheme is a TSV file like the one below:

purpose filter value filter2 value2 sample_size start end
focus pango_lineage B.1.1.7 country USA 200 2020-12-01 2021-06-30
focus pango_lineage B.1.617.2 country United Kingdom 200 2020-12-01 2021-06-30
context country USA 50 2020-11-30
context country USA 100 2020-12-01
context region Europe 100 2020-12-01 2021-06-30
ignore division California
ignore division Scotland

Among the outputs of genome_selector.py users will find text files containing a list of around 550 genome names (e.g. USA/CT-CDC-LC0062417/2021) and a list of gisaid accession numbers (e.g. EPI_ISL_2399048). The first file (with genome names) can be placed in config/keep.txt , to list the genomes that will be included in the build. If a file provision.json is available, the user can use that as the input sequence file, and that list will be used to retrieve the selected genomes. When the JSON file is not available, the second file (with accession numbers) can be used to filter genomes directly from gisaid.org , as follows:

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  1. Access gisaid.org . Login with your credentials, and click on Search , and EpiCoV™ ;

  2. Click on Select , paste the list of accession numbers and click on OK ;

  3. Select Sequences (FASTA) and click on Download .

The file downloaded via this search can be directly used as the input pre-analyses/gisaid_hcov-19.fasta

Running the pipeline

Generating augur input data

By running the command below, the appropriate files sequences.fasta and metadata.tsv will be created inside the data directory, and the TSV files colors.tsv and latlongs.tsv will be created inside the config directory:

snakemake preanalyses

Running augur

By running the command below, the rest of the pipeline will be executed:

snakemake export

Removing previous results

By running the command below files related to previous analyses in the working directory will be removed:

snakemake clean

Such command will remove the following files and directories:

results
auspice
data
config/colors.tsv
config/latlongs.tsv

Deleting temporary input files after a successful run

This command will delete the directory pre-analyses and its large files:

snakemake delete

New versions

The code in scripts will be updated as needed. Re-download this repository ( git clone... ) whenever a new analysis has to be done, to ensure the latest scripts are being used.

Authors

Code Snippets

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import argparse
from Bio import SeqIO
import json

if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Append newly sequenced genomes to current genome dataset, and export metadata",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--genomes", required=True, help="FASTA or JSON file with latest genomes from GISAID")
    parser.add_argument("--new-genomes", required=True, help="FASTA file with newly sequenced genomes")
    parser.add_argument("--keep", required=True, help="TXT file with accession number of genomes to be included")
    parser.add_argument("--remove", required=True, help="TXT file with accession number of genomes to be removed")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="FASTA file containing filtered sequences")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    genomes = args.genomes
    new_genomes = args.new_genomes
    keep = args.keep
    remove = args.remove
    outfile = args.output

    # genomes = path + "pre-analyses/provision.json"
    # # genomes = path + "pre-analyses/gisaid_hcov-19.fasta"
    # new_genomes = path + "pre-analyses/new_genomes.fasta"
    # keep = path + 'config/keep.txt'
    # remove = path + "config/remove.txt"
    # outfile = path + "pre-analyses/temp_sequences.fasta"

    # inspect genome coverage
    genome_size = 29903
    max_gaps = 30
    min_size = genome_size - int(genome_size * (max_gaps / 100))

    # store only new sequences in a dictionary, ignoring existing ones
    print('\n### Loading new sequences, and reporting genome coverage\n')
    newly_sequenced = {}
    low_coverage = {}
    for fasta in SeqIO.parse(open(new_genomes), 'fasta'):
        id, seq = fasta.description, fasta.seq
        size = len(str(seq).replace('N', '').replace('-', ''))
        if size > min_size:
            coverage = str(round(size / genome_size, 3))
            print(id + ', coverage = ' + coverage + ' (PASS)')
            if id not in newly_sequenced.keys():  # avoid potential duplicates
                newly_sequenced[id] = str(seq)
        else:
            coverage = str(round(size / genome_size, 3))
            print(id + ', coverage = ' + coverage + ' (FAIL)')
            low_coverage[id] = coverage
    print('\nDone!\n')

    # create a list of sequences to be added in all instances
    keep_sequences = []
    for id in open(keep, "r").readlines():
        if id[0] not in ["#", "\n"]:
            id = id.strip().replace('hCoV-19/', '')
            if id not in newly_sequenced:
                if id not in keep_sequences:
                    keep_sequences.append(id)

    # create a list of sequences to be ignored in all instances
    remove_sequences = []
    for id in open(remove, "r").readlines():
        if id[0] not in ["#", "\n"]:
            id = id.strip()
            remove_sequences.append(id)

    # export only sequences to be used in the nextstrain build
    c = 1
    print('\n### Exporting sequences\n')
    exported = []
    ignored = []
    all_sequences = []
    with open(outfile, 'w') as output:
        if genomes.split('.')[1] == 'json':
            with open(genomes) as infile:
                c = 0
                for line in infile:
                    try:
                        entry = json.loads(line)
                        id = entry['covv_virus_name']
                        id = id.split('|')[0].replace('hCoV-19/', '')
                        if len(id.split('/')) == 3:
                            country, index, year = id.split('/')
                        elif len(id.split('/')) == 4:
                            host, country, index, year = id.split('/')
                        country = country.replace(' ', '').replace('\'', '-').replace('_', '')
                        id = '/'.join([country, index, year])

                        all_sequences.append(id)
                        if id not in remove_sequences:
                            if id in keep_sequences:  # filter out unwanted sequences
                                seq = entry['sequence'].replace('\n', '')
                                if int(len(seq)) >= min_size:
                                    entry = ">" + id + "\n" + seq.upper() + "\n"
                                    exported.append(id)
                                    output.write(entry)
                                    print(str(c) + '. ' + id)
                                    c += 1
                        else:
                            ignored.append(id)
                    except:
                        print('Corrupted JSON row detected. Skipping...')

        else:
            for fasta in SeqIO.parse(open(genomes), 'fasta'):
                id, seq = fasta.description, fasta.seq
                id = id.split('|')[0].replace('hCoV-19/', '')
                if len(id.split('/')) == 3:
                    country, index, year = id.split('/')
                elif len(id.split('/')) == 4:
                    host, country, index, year = id.split('/')
                country = country.replace(' ', '').replace('\'', '-').replace('_', '')
                id = '/'.join([country, index, year])
                all_sequences.append(id)

                if id not in remove_sequences:
                    if id in keep_sequences:  # filter out unwanted sequences
                        entry = ">" + id + "\n" + str(seq).upper() + "\n"
                        exported.append(id)
                        output.write(entry)
                        print(str(c) + '. ' + id)
                        c += 1
                else:
                    ignored.append(id)

        for id, seq in newly_sequenced.items():
            print('* ' + str(c) + '. ' + id)
            entry = ">" + id + "\n" + seq.upper() + "\n"
            exported.append(id)
            output.write(entry)
            c += 1
    print('\n- Done!\n')

    # mismatched sequence headers
    mismatch = [genome for genome in keep_sequences if genome not in all_sequences]
    if len(mismatch) + len(low_coverage) > 0:
        print('\n### WARNINGS!')

    if len(mismatch) > 0:
        print('\n### Possible sequence header mismatches\n')
        m = 1
        for id in mismatch:
            print(str(m) + '. ' + id)
            m += 1
    else:
        print('\nNo sequence name mismatches found...')

    if len(low_coverage) > 0:
        print('\n- Low quality sequences were ignored.\n')
        l = 1
        for id, coverage in low_coverage.items():
            print('\t' + str(l) + '. ' + id + ', coverage = ' + coverage + ' (FAIL)')
            l += 1

    print('\n\n\n### Final result\n')

    print('Lab file contains ' + str(len(newly_sequenced)) + ' high coverage sequences')
    print('Lab file contains ' + str(len(low_coverage)) + ' low coverage sequences, which were ignored')
    print('GISAID file contains ' + str(len(all_sequences)) + ' sequences\n')

    print(str(len(mismatch)) + ' genomes in keep.txt were NOT FOUND on GISAID database')
    print(str(len(keep_sequences)) + ' genomes ADDED from GISAID dataset')
    print(str(len(newly_sequenced)) + ' newly sequenced genomes were added')
    print(str(len(low_coverage)) + ' low coverage genomes were ignored')
    print(str(len(ignored)) + ' genomes were REMOVED according to remove.txt\n')
    print(str(len(exported)) + ' genomes included in FINAL dataset\n')
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import pycountry_convert as pyCountry
import pandas as pd
import argparse
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as BS
import pycountry
from matplotlib import cm
import numpy as np


if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Generate ordered colour file for nextstrain build",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--metadata", required=True, help="Reformatted nextstrain metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--coordinates", required=True,  help="TSV coordinates file being used in the build")
    parser.add_argument("--geoscheme", required=True, help="XML file with geographic scheme")
    parser.add_argument("--grid", required=True, help="HTML file with HEX colour matrices")
    parser.add_argument("--columns", nargs='+', type=str,   help="list of columns with geographic information")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="TSV file containing ordered HEX colours based on locations")
    parser.add_argument("--filter", required=False, nargs='+', type=str,  help="List of filters for tagged rows in lab metadata")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    metadata = args.metadata
    geoscheme = args.geoscheme
    coordinates = args.coordinates
    grid = args.grid
    columns = args.columns
    output = args.output
    filt = args.filter

    # path = '/Users/anderson/GLab Dropbox/Anderson Brito/projects/ncov/ncov_variants/nextstrain/runX_ncov_20210407_vocvoicolours/'
    # metadata = path + 'data/metadata.tsv'
    # coordinates = path + 'config/latlongs.tsv'
    # geoscheme = path + 'config/geoscheme.tsv'
    # grid = path + 'config/colour_grid.html'
    # columns = ['region', 'country', 'division', 'location']
    # output = path + 'data/colors.tsv'


    # pre-determined HEX colours and hues
    print(filt)
    if filt==['connecticut']:
        force_colour = {'Connecticut': '#8FEECB', 'New York': '#19ae77', 'Canada': '#663300'}
        force_hue = {'North America': 0}
    if filt==['caribbean']:
        force_colour = {'Puerto Rico': '#8FEECB', 'US Virgin Islands': '#19ae77', 'Dominican Republic': '#663300'}
        force_hue = {'Caribbean': 0}

    # content to be exported as final result
    latlongs = {trait: {} for trait in columns}

    # get ISO alpha3 country codes
    isos =  {'US Virgin Islands':'VIR','Virgin Islands':'VIR','British Virgin Islands':'VGB','Curacao':'CUW','Northern Mariana Islands':'MNP',
            'Sint Maarten':'MAF','St Eustatius':'BES'}
    def get_iso(country):
        global isos
        if country not in isos.keys():
            try:
                isoCode = pyCountry.country_name_to_country_alpha3(country, cn_name_format="default")
                isos[country] = isoCode
            except:
                try:
                    isoCode = pycountry.countries.search_fuzzy(country)[0].alpha_3
                    isos[country] = isoCode
                except:
                    isos[country] = ''
        return isos[country]


    # extract coordinates from latlongs file for sorting places by latitude
    for line in open(coordinates).readlines():
        if not line.startswith('\n'):
            try:
                trait, place, lat, long = line.strip().split('\t')
                if trait in latlongs.keys():
                    entry = {place: (str(lat), str(long))}
                    latlongs[trait].update(entry) # save as pre-existing result
                else:
                    print('### WARNING! ' + trait + ' is not among the pre-selected columns with geographic information!')
            except:
                pass



    ''' REORDER LOCATIONS FOR LEGEND FORMATTING '''

    # open metadata file as dataframe
    dfN = pd.read_csv(metadata, encoding='utf-8', sep='\t', dtype=str)
    df = dfN
    dfN = dfN[['region', 'country', 'division', 'location']]

    ordered_regions = {}
    dcountries = {}
    places = []
    pinpoints = [dfN[trait].values.tolist() for trait in columns]
    for region_index in latlongs[columns[0]]:
        for address in zip(*pinpoints):
            address = list(address)
            region, country, division, location = [trait for trait in columns]
            region_name = address[0]
            country_name = address[1]
            division_name = address[2]
            location_name = address[3]
            places.append(address)

            if region_index == region_name:
                if 'subcontinent' not in ordered_regions.keys():
                    ordered_regions['subcontinent'] = {}
                if region_name not in ordered_regions['subcontinent'].keys():
                    ordered_regions['subcontinent'].update({region_name: latlongs[region][region_name]})

                ### STORE COUNTRIES WITH REGIONS AS KEYS
                if country_name in latlongs[country].keys():
                    if region_name not in dcountries.keys():
                        dcountries[region_name] = {country_name: latlongs[country][country_name]}
                    else:
                        if country_name not in dcountries[region_name].keys():
                            dcountries[region_name].update({country_name: latlongs[country][country_name]})



    # sort division entries based on sorted country entries
    ordered_countries = {}
    for region, countries in dcountries.items():
        ordered_countries[region] = {k: v for k, v in sorted(countries.items(), key=lambda item: item[1])}

    ddivisions = {}
    for country_index in [key for dict_ in ordered_countries.values() for key in dict_]:
        for address in places:
            region, country, division, location = [trait for trait in columns]
            country_name = address[1]
            division_name = address[2]
            location_name = address[3]

            if country_index == country_name:
                ### STORE DIVISIONS WITH COUNTRIES AS KEYS
                if division_name in latlongs[division].keys():
                    if country_name not in ddivisions.keys():
                        ddivisions[country_name] = {division_name: latlongs[division][division_name]}
                    else:
                        if division_name not in ddivisions[country_name].keys():
                            ddivisions[country_name].update({division_name: latlongs[division][division_name]})


    # sort division entries based on sorted country entries
    ordered_divisions = {}
    for country, divisions in ddivisions.items():
        ordered_divisions[country] = {k: v for k, v in sorted(divisions.items(), key=lambda item: item[1])}



    dlocations = {}
    for division_index in [key for dict_ in ordered_divisions.values() for key in dict_]:
        for address in places:
            address = list(address)
            region, country, division, location = [trait for trait in columns]
            division_name = address[2]
            location_name = address[3]

            if division_index == division_name:
                ### STORE LOCATIONS WITH DIVISIONS AS KEYS
                if location_name in latlongs[location].keys():
                    if division_name not in dlocations.keys():
                        dlocations[division_name] = {location_name: latlongs[location][location_name]}
                    else:
                        if location_name not in dlocations[division_name].keys():
                            dlocations[division_name].update({location_name: latlongs[location][location_name]})

    # sort locations entries based on sorted division entries
    ordered_locations = {}
    for division, locations in dlocations.items():
        ordered_locations[division] = {k: v for k, v in sorted(locations.items(), key=lambda item: item[1])}



    ''' CONVERT RGB TO HEX COLOURS '''

    # original source: https://bsou.io/posts/color-gradients-with-python

    # convert colour codes
    def RGB_to_hex(RGB):
        ''' [255,255,255] -> "#FFFFFF" '''
        # Components need to be integers for hex to make sense
        RGB = [int(x) for x in RGB]
        return "#" + "".join(["0{0:x}".format(v) if v < 16 else
                              "{0:x}".format(v) for v in RGB])

    def hex_to_RGB(hex):
        ''' "#FFFFFF" -> [255,255,255] '''
        # Pass 16 to the integer function for change of base
        return [int(hex[i:i + 2], 16) for i in range(1, 6, 2)]


    def color_dict(gradient):
        ''' Takes in a list of RGB sub-lists and returns dictionary of
          colors in RGB and hex form for use in a graphing function
          defined later on '''
        return [RGB_to_hex(RGB) for RGB in gradient]

    # create gradient
    def linear_gradient(start_hex, finish_hex, n):
        ''' returns a gradient list of (n) colors between
          two hex colors. start_hex and finish_hex
          should be the full six-digit color string,
          ("#FFFFFF") '''
        # Starting and ending colors in RGB form
        s = hex_to_RGB(start_hex)
        f = hex_to_RGB(finish_hex)
        # Initilize a list of the output colors with the starting color
        RGB_list = [s]
        # Calcuate a color at each evenly spaced value of t from 1 to n
        n = n
        for t in range(1, n):
            # Interpolate RGB vector for color at the current value of t
            curr_vector = [
                int(s[j] + (float(t) / (n - 1)) * (f[j] - s[j]))
                for j in range(3)]
            # Add it to list of output colors
            RGB_list.append(curr_vector)
        RGB_list = RGB_list
        return color_dict(RGB_list)




    ''' IMPORT GEOSCHEME '''

    # xml = BS(open(geoscheme, "r").read(), 'xml')
    # levels = xml.find('levels')

    scheme_list = open(geoscheme, "r").readlines()[1:]
    sampled_region = [key for dict_ in ordered_regions.values() for key in dict_]
    geodata = {}
    for line in scheme_list:
        if not line.startswith('\n'):
            type = line.split('\t')[0]
            if type == 'region':
                continent = line.split('\t')[1]
                region = line.split('\t')[2]
                if region in sampled_region:
                    if continent not in geodata.keys():
                        geodata[continent] = [region]
                    else:
                        geodata[continent] += [region]


    ''' IMPORT COLOUR SCHEME '''

    print('\nGenerating colour scheme...\n')
    html = BS(open(grid, "r").read(), 'html.parser')
    tables = html.find_all('table')

    # for colour_name in colour_scale.keys():
    limits = {'dark': (60, 30), 'light': (100, 80)}  # define saturation and luminance, max and min, respectively
    hue_to_hex = {}
    for table in tables:
        string_head = str(table.caption)
        if string_head == 'None':
            continue
        else:
            hue_value = int(string_head.split('"')[1])

        lux = table.tbody.find_all('tr')
        lum_value = 90  # brightest colour
        hexdark = ''
        hexligth = ''
        for row in lux:
            sat_value = 10  # unsaturated colour
            for cell in row.find_all('td'):
                # pass
                if sat_value == limits['dark'][0] and lum_value == limits['dark'][1]:
                    hexdark = cell.text.strip()
                if sat_value == limits['light'][0] and lum_value == limits['light'][1]:
                    hexligth = cell.text.strip()
                hex = (hexdark, hexligth)
                sat_value += 10
            lum_value -= 10
        hex = (hexdark, hexligth)
        hue_to_hex[hue_value] = hex


    colour_scale = {'magenta': [320], 'purple': [310, 300, 290, 280, 270, 260],
                    'blue': [250, 240, 230, 220], 'cyan': [210, 200, 190, 180], 'turquoise': [170, 160, 150],
                    'green': [140, 130, 120], 'yellowgreen': [110, 100, 90, 80, 70],
                    'yellow': [60, 50, 40], 'orange': [30, 20], 'red': [10, 0]}

    continent_hues = {'Oceania': colour_scale['magenta'], 'Asia': colour_scale['purple'],
                      'Europe': colour_scale['blue'] + colour_scale['cyan'], 'Africa': colour_scale['yellowgreen'],
                      'America': colour_scale['yellow'] + colour_scale['orange'] + colour_scale['red']}

    colour_wheel = {}
    palette = {}
    for area, subareas in geodata.items():
        num_subareas = len(subareas)
        hues = len(continent_hues[area])
        print(area, subareas)
        for position, subarea in zip([int(x) for x in np.linspace(0, int(hues), num_subareas, endpoint=False)], subareas):
            if subarea not in palette.keys():
                hue = continent_hues[area][position] # colour picker
                palette[subarea] = hue
                # print(subarea, hue)
    print(colour_wheel)
    # print(sampled_region)
    # print(palette)
    for region in sampled_region:
        if region in force_hue:
            colour_wheel[region] = hue_to_hex[force_hue[region]]
        else:
            colour_wheel[region] = hue_to_hex[palette[region]]


    ''' SET COLOUR SCHEME FOR UPDATES '''

    # convert a hue value into an rgb colour, and then hex colour
    def hue_to_rgb(hue):
        colour = int(hue / 240 * 255)
        # print(colour)
        luminance = 0.7
        rgb = [c * 255 * luminance for c in list(cm.jet(colour))[:-1]]
        # print(rgb)
        return RGB_to_hex(rgb)

    results = {trait: {} for trait in columns}


    ''' APPLY SAME HUE FOR MEMBERS OF THE SAME SUB-CONTINENT '''

    # assign countries to regions
    country_colours = {}
    reference_countries = {}
    for region, members in ordered_countries.items():
        countries = list(members.keys())
        for country in countries:
            reference_countries[country] = region
            country_colours[region] = countries


    # assign divisions to countries
    division_colours = {}
    reference_divisions = {}
    for country, members in ordered_divisions.items():
        divisions = list(members.keys())
        for division in divisions:
            reference_divisions[division] = reference_countries[country]
            if reference_countries[country] not in division_colours.keys():
                division_colours[reference_countries[country]] = divisions
            else:
                if division not in division_colours[reference_countries[country]]:
                    division_colours[reference_countries[country]].append(division)


    # assign locations to divisions
    location_colours = {}
    reference_locations = {}
    for division, members in ordered_locations.items():
        locations = list(members.keys())
        for location in locations:
            if reference_divisions[division] not in location_colours.keys():
                location_colours[reference_divisions[division]] = locations
            else:
                if location not in location_colours[reference_divisions[division]]:
                    location_colours[reference_divisions[division]].append(location)



    ''' CREATE COLOUR GRADIENT '''
    # define gradients for regions
    for continent, regions in geodata.items():
        hex_limits = []
        for region in sampled_region:
            if region in regions:
                if continent == 'America':
                    hex_limits += [list(colour_wheel[region])[0]]
                else:
                    hex_limits += list(colour_wheel[region])

        start, end = hex_limits[0], hex_limits[-1]
        if len(regions) == 1:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, 4)
            gradient = [list(gradient)[2]]
        else:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, len(regions))

        for region, colour in zip(regions, gradient):
            print('region', region, colour)
            results['region'].update({region: colour})

    # define gradients for country
    for hue, countries in country_colours.items():
        start, end = colour_wheel[hue]
        if len(countries) == 1:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, 4)
            gradient = [list(gradient)[2]]
        else:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, len(countries))
        for country, colour in zip(countries, gradient):
            print('country', country, colour)
            results['country'].update({country: colour})

    # define gradients for divisions
    for hue, divisions in division_colours.items():
        start, end = colour_wheel[hue]
        if len(divisions) == 1:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, 3)
            gradient = [list(gradient)[1]]
        else:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, len(divisions))
        for division, colour in zip(divisions, gradient):
            print('division', division, colour)
            results['division'].update({division: colour})

    # define gradients for locations
    for hue, locations in location_colours.items():
        start, end = colour_wheel[hue]
        if len(locations) == 1:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, 3)
            gradient = [list(gradient)[1]]
        else:
            gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, len(locations))
        for location, colour in zip(locations, gradient):
            print('location', location, colour)
            results['location'].update({location: colour})


    # special colouring
    geoLevels = {}
    for line in scheme_list:
        if not line.startswith('\n'):
            line = line.strip()
            id = line.split('\t')[2]
            type = line.split('\t')[0]

            # parse subnational regions for countries in geoscheme
            if type == 'country':
                members = [item.strip() for item in line.split('\t')[5].split(',')] # elements inside the subarea
                if id not in geoLevels:
                    geoLevels[id] = members

    categories = {'Global': '#CCCCCC', 'Europe': '#666666'}
    results['us_region'] = {}
    usregion_hues = {
        'USA-Northeast': colour_scale['purple'][3],
        'USA-Midwest': colour_scale['green'][0],
        'USA-Southwest': colour_scale['yellow'][1],
        'USA-Southeast': colour_scale['cyan'][0],
        'USA-West': colour_scale['red'][0]
        }

    for us_region, hue in usregion_hues.items():
        start, end = hue_to_hex[hue]
        divisions = geoLevels[us_region]
        gradient = linear_gradient(start, end, len(divisions))
        # print(us_region, hue, divisions, gradient)
        for state, colour in zip(divisions, gradient):
            categories[state] = colour

    for reg, hex in categories.items():
        results['us_region'].update({reg: hex})
        print('us_region', reg, hex)

    # VOC / VOI
    list_category = [up_number for up_number in sorted(set(df['category'].to_list())) if up_number != 'Other variants']
    list_hex = list([hue_to_rgb(int(x)) for x in np.linspace(30, 240, len(list_category)*2, endpoint=True)])
    skip_hex = [h for n, h in enumerate(list_hex) if n in range(0, len(list_hex), 2)][::-1]

    results['category'] = {}
    for category, hex in zip(list_category, skip_hex):
        results['category'].update({category: hex})
        print(category, hex)
    results['category'].update({'Other variants': '#808080'})



    ''' EXPORT COLOUR FILE '''

    with open(output, 'w') as outfile:
        for trait, entries in results.items():
            for place, hexcolour in entries.items():
                if place in force_colour and trait not in ['location']:
                    hexcolour = force_colour[place]
                    print('* ' + place + ' is hardcode with the colour ' + hexcolour)
                line = "{}\t{}\t{}\n".format(trait, place, hexcolour.upper())
                outfile.write(line)
            outfile.write('\n')
    print('\nOrdered colour file successfully created!\n')
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import pycountry_convert as pyCountry
import pycountry
import pandas as pd
import argparse
from uszipcode import SearchEngine


if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Reformat metadata file by adding column with subcontinental regions based on the UN geo-scheme",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--metadata", required=True, help="Nextstrain metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--geoscheme", required=True, help="XML file with geographic classifications")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="Updated metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--filter", required=True, nargs='+', type=str, help="Filter region to define focus")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    metadata = args.metadata
    geoscheme = args.geoscheme
    output = args.output
    filt = args.filter

    # path = '/Users/anderson/GLab Dropbox/Anderson Brito/projects/ncov/ncov_variants/nextstrain/run6_20210202_b117/ncov/'
    # metadata = path + 'pre-analyses/metadata_filtered.tsv'
    # geoscheme = path + 'config/geoscheme.tsv'
    # output = path + 'pre-analyses/metadata_geo.tsv'
    #

    ##keep location (county) data for focus region of build
    if filt==['caribbean']:
            focus = ['US Virgin Islands','Puerto Rico','Dominican Republic','Anguilla','Antigua and Barbuda',
                'Aruba','Bahamas','Barbados','Bonaire','Sint Eustatius','Saba','British Virgin Islands','Cayman Islands',
                'Cuba','Curacao','Dominica','Grenada','Guadeloupe','Haiti','Jamaica','Martinique','Montserrat',
                'Saint Barthelemy','Saint Kitts and Nevis','Saint Lucia','Saint Martin','Saint Vincent and the Grenadines',
                'Sint Maarten','Trinidad and Tobago','Turks and Caicos', 'USA','Netherlands','United Kingdom','France']
    if filt == ['connecticut']:
            focus = ['USA', 'Canada', 'United Kingdom', 'Maine', 'New Hampshire',
             'Massachusetts', 'Connecticut', 'Vermont', 'New York']
    if filt == ['']:
        focus = []
    print(focus)

    # get ISO alpha3 country codes
    isos = {'British Virgin Islands':'VGB','Cayman Islands':'CYM','Guam':'GUM','US Virgin Islands':'VIR','Virgin Islands':'VIR',
            'Puerto Rico':'PRI','Northern Mariana Islands':'MNP','Sint Maarten':'MAF','Sint Eustatius':'BES','St Eustatius':'BES',
            'Bonaire':'BES','Saba':'BES','Martinique':'MTQ','French Guiana':'GUF','Montserrat':'MSR','Turks and Caicos':'TCA',
            'Anguilla':'AIA','Mayotte':'MYT','Reunion':'RUE','Wallis and Futuna':'WLF'}
    def get_iso(country):
        global isos
        if country not in isos.keys():
            try:
                isoCode = pyCountry.country_name_to_country_alpha3(country, cn_name_format="default")
                isos[country] = isoCode
            except:
                try:
                    isoCode = pycountry.countries.search_fuzzy(country)[0].alpha_3
                    isos[country] = isoCode
                except:
                    isos[country] = ''
        return isos[country]

    #keys to correct ISOs for colonies
    colonies =  {'British Virgin Islands':'VGB','Cayman Islands':'CYM','Guam':'GUM','US Virgin Islands':'VIR','Virgin Islands':'VIR',
                'Puerto Rico':'PRI','Northern Mariana Islands':'MNP','Sint Maarten':'MAF','Sint Eustatius':'BES','St Eustatius':'BES',
                'Bonaire':'BES','Saba':'BES','Martinique':'MTQ','French Guiana':'GUF','Montserrat':'MSR','Turks and Caicos':'TCA',
                'Anguilla':'AIA','Mayotte':'MYT','Reunion':'RUE','Wallis and Futuna':'WLF'}
    #keys to correct regions for colonies
    colony_regions =  {'British Virgin Islands':'Caribbean','Cayman Islands':'Caribbean','Guam':'Oceania','US Virgin Islands':'Caribbean','Virgin Islands':'Caribbean',
                'Puerto Rico':'Caribbean','Northern Mariana Islands':'Oceania','Sint Maarten':'Caribbean','Sint Eustatius':'Caribbean','St Eustatius':'Caribbean',
                'Bonaire':'Caribbean','Saba':'Caribbean','Martinique':'Caribbean','French Guiana':'South America','Montserrat':'Caribbean','Turks and Caicos':'Caribbean',
                'Anguilla':'Caribbean','Mayotte':'Eastern Africa','Reunion':'Eastern Africa','Wallis and Futuna':'Oceania'}
    #keys to correct common misspellings (in GISAID or in our metadata)
    misspelled =    {'Virgin Islands':'US Virgin Islands','St Eustatius':'Sint Eustatius','Turks and Caicos Islands':'Turks and Caicos'}

    # parse subcontinental regions in geoscheme
    scheme_list = open(geoscheme, "r").readlines()[1:]
    geoLevels = {}
    c = 0
    for line in scheme_list:
        if not line.startswith('\n'):
            id = line.split('\t')[2]
            type = line.split('\t')[0]
            if type == 'region':
                members = line.split('\t')[5].split(',') # elements inside the subarea
                for country in members:
                    iso = get_iso(country.strip())
                    geoLevels[iso] = id

            # parse subnational regions for countries in geoscheme
            if type == 'country':
                members = line.split('\t')[5].split(',') # elements inside the subarea
                for state in members:
                    if state.strip() not in geoLevels.keys():
                        geoLevels[state.strip()] = id

            # parse subareas for states in geoscheme
            if type == 'location':
                members = line.split('\t')[5].split(',')  # elements inside the subarea
                for zipcode in members:
                    if zipcode.strip() not in geoLevels.keys():
                        geoLevels[zipcode.strip()] = id


    # open metadata file as dataframe
    dfN = pd.read_csv(metadata, encoding='utf-8', sep='\t')
    try:
        dfN.insert(4, 'region', '')
    except:
        pass
    dfN['region'] = dfN['iso'].map(geoLevels) # add 'column' region in metadata
    dfN['us_region'] = ''
    listA = dfN['iso'] + dfN['iso'].map(geoLevels)
    listA.to_csv('listA.csv', sep='\t', index=False)

    # convert sets of locations into sub-locations
    print('\nApplying geo-schemes...')
    dfN.fillna('', inplace=True)
    for idx, row in dfN.iterrows():

        # flatten divison names as country names, for countries that are not a focus of study
        country = dfN.loc[idx, 'country']
        division = dfN.loc[idx,'division']
        if country not in focus:
            if division not in focus:
                dfN.loc[idx, 'division'] = country

        # assign US region
        if country not in ['USA']:
            if 'Europe' in dfN.loc[idx, 'region']:
                dfN.loc[idx, 'us_region'] = 'Europe'
            else:
                dfN.loc[idx, 'us_region'] = 'Global'
        if country == 'USA' and dfN.loc[idx, 'us_region'] == '':
            dfN.loc[idx, 'us_region'] = dfN.loc[idx, 'division']

        # divide country into subnational regions
        division = dfN.loc[idx, 'division']
        if division not in ['', 'unknown']:
            if division in geoLevels.keys():
                dfN.loc[idx, 'country'] = geoLevels[dfN.loc[idx, 'division']]

        # correct ISO codes and regions for colonies (any insular terrritories)
        island = dfN.loc[idx,'country']
        if island in colonies.keys():
            dfN.loc[idx,'iso'] = colonies[island]
            dfN.loc[idx,'region'] = colony_regions[island]


        # flatten location names as division names for divisions that are not a focus of study
        if division not in focus:
            dfN.loc[idx, 'location'] = division
        #print('Processing metadata for... ' + row['strain'])

        #rename some commonly misspelled or mismatched data
        if country in misspelled:
            dfN.loc[idx,'country'] = misspelled[country]
        if division in misspelled:
            dfN.loc[idx,'division'] = misspelled[division]
        location = dfN.loc[idx,'location']
        if location in misspelled:
            dfN.loc[idx,'location'] = misspelled[location]

        #rename Florida, PR
        if dfN.loc[idx,'country'] in ['Puerto Rico']:
            if dfN.loc[idx,'location'] in ['Florida']:
                dfN.loc[idx,'location'] = 'Florida (PR)'



    dfN = dfN.drop_duplicates(subset=['strain'])
    dfN.to_csv(output, sep='\t', index=False)

print('\nMetadata file successfully reformatted applying geo-scheme!\n')
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import pycountry_convert as pyCountry
import pycountry
from Bio import SeqIO
import pandas as pd
from epiweeks import Week
import time
import argparse

if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Filter nextstrain metadata files re-formmating and exporting only selected lines",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--genomes", required=True, help="FASTA file genomes to be used")
    parser.add_argument("--metadata1", required=True, help="Metadata file from NextStrain")
    parser.add_argument("--metadata2", required=False, help="Custom lab metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--filter", required=False, nargs='+', type=str,  help="List of filters for tagged rows in lab metadata")
    parser.add_argument("--output1", required=True, help="Filtered metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--output2", required=True, help="Reformatted, final FASTA file")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    genomes = args.genomes
    metadata1 = args.metadata1
    metadata2 = args.metadata2
    filterby = args.filter
    output1 = args.output1
    output2 = args.output2

    # path = '/Users/anderson/GLab Dropbox/Anderson Brito/projects/ncov/ncov_variants/nextstrain/runX_20210617_filter/'
    # genomes = path + 'pre-analyses/temp_sequences.fasta'
    # metadata1 = path + 'pre-analyses/metadata_nextstrain.tsv'
    # metadata2 = path + 'pre-analyses/GLab_SC2_sequencing_data.xlsx'
    # filterby = ['caribe', 'test']
    # output1 = path + 'pre-analyses/metadata_filtered.tsv'
    # output2 = path + 'pre-analyses/sequences.fasta'

    # temporal boundaries
    today = time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d', time.gmtime())
    min_date = '2019-12-15'

    variants = {'B.1.1.7': 'Alpha (B.1.1.7)',
                'B.1.351': 'Beta (B.1.351)',
                'B.1.351.2': 'Beta (B.1.351.2)',
                'B.1.351.3': 'Beta (B.1.351.3)',
                'P.1': 'Gamma (P.1)',
                'P.1.1': 'Gamma (P.1.1)',
                'P.1.2': 'Gamma (P.1.2)',
                'B.1.617.2': 'Delta (B.1.617.2)',
                'AY.1': 'Delta (AY.1)',
                'AY.2': 'Delta (AY.2)',
                'AY.3': 'Delta (AY.3)',
                'AY.3.1': 'Delta (AY.3.1)',
                'AY.4': 'Delta (AY.4)',
                'AY.4.1': 'Delta (AY.4.1)',
                'AY.4.2': 'Delta (AY.4.2)',              
                'AY.4.3': 'Delta (AY.4.3)',
                'AY.4.4': 'Delta (AY.4.4)',
                'AY.4.5': 'Delta (AY.4.5)',
                'AY.5': 'Delta (AY.5)',
                'AY.5.1': 'Delta (AY.5.1)',
                'AY.5.2': 'Delta (AY.5.2)',
                'AY.5.3': 'Delta (AY.5.3)',
                'AY.5.4': 'Delta (AY.5.4)',
                'AY.6': 'Delta (AY.6)',
                'AY.7': 'Delta (AY.7)',
                'AY.7.1': 'Delta (AY.7.1)',
                'AY.7.2': 'Delta (AY.7.2)',
                'AY.8': 'Delta (AY.8)',
                'AY.9': 'Delta (AY.9)',
                'AY.9.1': 'Delta (AY.9.1)',
                'AY.9.2': 'Delta (AY.9.2)',
                'AY.9.2.1': 'Delta (AY.9.2.1)',               
                'AY.10': 'Delta (AY.10)',
                'AY.11': 'Delta (AY.11)',
                'AY.12': 'Delta (AY.12)',
                'AY.13': 'Delta (AY.13)',
                'AY.14': 'Delta (AY.14)',
                'AY.15': 'Delta (AY.15)',
                'AY.16': 'Delta (AY.16)',
                'AY.16.1': 'Delta (AY.16.1)',
                'AY.17': 'Delta (AY.17)',
                'AY.18': 'Delta (AY.18)',
                'AY.19': 'Delta (AY.19)',
                'AY.20': 'Delta (AY.20)',
                'AY.21': 'Delta (AY.21)',
                'AY.22': 'Delta (AY.22)',
                'AY.23': 'Delta (AY.23)',
                'AY.23.1': 'Delta (AY.23.1)',
                'AY.24': 'Delta (AY.24)',
                'AY.25': 'Delta (AY.25)',
                'AY.26': 'Delta (AY.26)',
                'AY.27': 'Delta (AY.27)',
                'AY.28': 'Delta (AY.28)',
                'AY.29': 'Delta (AY.29)',
                'AY.29.1': 'Delta (AY.29.1)',
                'AY.30': 'Delta (AY.30)',
                'AY.31': 'Delta (AY.31)',
                'AY.32': 'Delta (AY.32)',
                'AY.33': 'Delta (AY.33)',
                'AY.34': 'Delta (AY.34)',
                'AY.35': 'Delta (AY.35)',
                'AY.36': 'Delta (AY.36)',
                'AY.37': 'Delta (AY.37)',
                'AY.38': 'Delta (AY.38)',
                'AY.39': 'Delta (AY.39)',
                'AY.39.1': 'Delta (AY.39.1)',
                'AY.39.1.1': 'Delta (AY.39.1.1)',
                'AY.39.2': 'Delta (AY.39.2)',
                'AY.40': 'Delta (AY.40)',
                'AY.41': 'Delta (AY.41)',
                'AY.42': 'Delta (AY.42)',
                'AY.43': 'Delta (AY.43)',
                'AY.44': 'Delta (AY.44)',
                'AY.45': 'Delta (AY.45)',
                'AY.46': 'Delta (AY.46)',
                'AY.46.1': 'Delta (AY.46.1)',
                'AY.46.2': 'Delta (AY.46.2)',
                'AY.46.3': 'Delta (AY.46.3)',
                'AY.46.4': 'Delta (AY.46.4)',
                'AY.46.5': 'Delta (AY.46.5)',
                'AY.46.6': 'Delta (AY.46.6)',
                'AY.47': 'Delta (AY.47)',
                'AY.48': 'Delta (AY.48)',
                'AY.49': 'Delta (AY.49)',
                'AY.50': 'Delta (AY.50)',
                'AY.51': 'Delta (AY.51)',
                'AY.52': 'Delta (AY.52)',
                'AY.53': 'Delta (AY.53)',
                'AY.54': 'Delta (AY.54)',
                'AY.55': 'Delta (AY.55)',
                'AY.56': 'Delta (AY.56)',
                'AY.57': 'Delta (AY.57)',
                'AY.58': 'Delta (AY.58)',
                'AY.59': 'Delta (AY.59)',
                'AY.60': 'Delta (AY.60)',
                'AY.61': 'Delta (AY.61)',
                'AY.62': 'Delta (AY.62)',
                'AY.63': 'Delta (AY.63)',
                'AY.64': 'Delta (AY.64)',
                'AY.65': 'Delta (AY.65)',
                'AY.66': 'Delta (AY.66)',
                'AY.67': 'Delta (AY.67)',
                'AY.68': 'Delta (AY.68)',
                'AY.69': 'Delta (AY.69)',
                'AY.70': 'Delta (AY.70)',
                'AY.71': 'Delta (AY.71)',
                'AY.72': 'Delta (AY.72)',
                'AY.73': 'Delta (AY.73)',
                'AY.74': 'Delta (AY.74)',
                'AY.75': 'Delta (AY.75)',
                'AY.75.1': 'Delta (AY.75.1)',
                'AY.76': 'Delta (AY.76)',
                'AY.77': 'Delta (AY.77)',
                'AY.78': 'Delta (AY.78)',
                'AY.79': 'Delta (AY.79)',
                'AY.80': 'Delta (AY.80)',
                'AY.81': 'Delta (AY.81)',
                'AY.82': 'Delta (AY.82)',
                'AY.83': 'Delta (AY.83)',
                'AY.84': 'Delta (AY.84)',
                'AY.85': 'Delta (AY.85)',
                'AY.86': 'Delta (AY.86)',
                'AY.87': 'Delta (AY.87)',
                'AY.88': 'Delta (AY.88)',
                'AY.89': 'Delta (AY.89)',
                'AY.90': 'Delta (AY.90)',
                'AY.91': 'Delta (AY.91)',
                'AY.91.1': 'Delta (AY.91.1)',
                'AY.92': 'Delta (AY.92)',
                'AY.93': 'Delta (AY.93)',
                'AY.94': 'Delta (AY.94)',
                'AY.95': 'Delta (AY.95)',
                'AY.96': 'Delta (AY.96)',
                'AY.97': 'Delta (AY.97)',
                'AY.98': 'Delta (AY.98)',
                'AY.98.1': 'Delta (AY.98.1)',
                'AY.99': 'Delta (AY.99)',
                'AY.99.1': 'Delta (AY.99.1)',
                'AY.99.2': 'Delta (AY.99.2)',
                'AY.100': 'Delta (AY.100)',
                'AY.101': 'Delta (AY.101)',
                'AY.102': 'Delta (AY.102)',
                'AY.103': 'Delta (AY.103)',
                'AY.104': 'Delta (AY.104)',
                'AY.105': 'Delta (AY.105)',
                'AY.106': 'Delta (AY.106)',
                'AY.107': 'Delta (AY.107)',
                'AY.108': 'Delta (AY.108)',
                'AY.109': 'Delta (AY.109)',
                'AY.110': 'Delta (AY.110)',
                'AY.111': 'Delta (AY.111)',
                'AY.112': 'Delta (AY.112)',
                'AY.113': 'Delta (AY.113)',
                'AY.114': 'Delta (AY.114)',
                'AY.115': 'Delta (AY.115)',
                'AY.116': 'Delta (AY.116)',
                'AY.116.1': 'Delta (AY.116.1)',
                'AY.117': 'Delta (AY.117)', 
                'AY.118': 'Delta (AY.118)',    
                'AY.119': 'Delta (AY.119)',   
                'AY.120': 'Delta (AY.120)',   
                'AY.120.1': 'Delta (AY.120.1)', 
                'AY.120.2': 'Delta (AY.120.2)',
                'AY.120.2.1': 'Delta (AY.120.2.1)',
                'AY.121': 'Delta (AY.121)',
                'AY.121.1': 'Delta (AY.121.1)',
                'AY.122': 'Delta (AY.122)', 
                'AY.122.1': 'Delta (AY.122.1)',
                'AY.123': 'Delta (AY.123)',
                'AY.124': 'Delta (AY.124)', 
                'AY.125': 'Delta (AY.125)',
                'AY.126': 'Delta (AY.126)',
                'AY.127': 'Delta (AY.127)',
                'AY.128': 'Delta (AY.128)',
                'AY.129': 'Delta (AY.129',
                'AY.130': 'Delta (AY.130)',                                                                                                                                          
                'B.1.525': 'Eta (B.1.525)',
                'B.1.526': 'Iota (B.1.526)',
                'B.1.617.1': 'Kappa (B.1.617.1)',
                'C.37': 'Lambda (C.37)',
                'B.1.427': 'Epsilon (B.1.427/B.1.429)',
                'B.1.429': 'Epsilon (B.1.427/B.1.429)',
                'P.2': 'Zeta (P.2)',
                'B.1.621': 'Mu (B.1.621)',
                'B.1.621.1': 'Mu (B.1.621.1)',
                'BA.1': 'Omicron (BA.1)'
                }


    # get ISO alpha3 country codes

    isos =  {'US Virgin Islands':'VIR','Virgin Islands':'VIR','British Virgin Islands':'VGB','Curacao':'CUW','Northern Mariana Islands':'MNP',
            'Sint Maarten':'MAF','St Eustatius':'BES'}
    def get_iso(country):
        global isos
        if country not in isos.keys():
            try:
                isoCode = pyCountry.country_name_to_country_alpha3(country, cn_name_format="default")
                isos[country] = isoCode
            except:
                try:
                    isoCode = pycountry.countries.search_fuzzy(country)[0].alpha_3
                    isos[country] = isoCode
                except:
                    isos[country] = ''
        return isos[country]


    # create epiweek column
    def get_epiweeks(date):
        date = pd.to_datetime(date)
        epiweek = str(Week.fromdate(date, system="cdc"))  # get epiweeks
        epiweek = epiweek[:4] + '_' + 'EW' + epiweek[-2:]
        return epiweek


    # add state code
    us_state_abbrev = {
        'Alabama': 'AL',
        'Alaska': 'AK',
        'American Samoa': 'AS',
        'Arizona': 'AZ',
        'Arkansas': 'AR',
        'California': 'CA',
        'Colorado': 'CO',
        'Connecticut': 'CT',
        'Delaware': 'DE',
        'District of Columbia': 'DC',
        'Washington DC': 'DC',
        'Florida': 'FL',
        'Georgia': 'GA',
        'Guam': 'GU',
        'Hawaii': 'HI',
        'Idaho': 'ID',
        'Illinois': 'IL',
        'Indiana': 'IN',
        'Iowa': 'IA',
        'Kansas': 'KS',
        'Kentucky': 'KY',
        'Louisiana': 'LA',
        'Maine': 'ME',
        'Maryland': 'MD',
        'Massachusetts': 'MA',
        'Michigan': 'MI',
        'Minnesota': 'MN',
        'Mississippi': 'MS',
        'Missouri': 'MO',
        'Montana': 'MT',
        'Nebraska': 'NE',
        'Nevada': 'NV',
        'New Hampshire': 'NH',
        'New Jersey': 'NJ',
        'New Mexico': 'NM',
        'New York': 'NY',
        'North Carolina': 'NC',
        'North Dakota': 'ND',
        'Northern Mariana Islands': 'MP',
        'Ohio': 'OH',
        'Oklahoma': 'OK',
        'Oregon': 'OR',
        'Pennsylvania': 'PA',
        'Puerto Rico': 'PR',
        'Rhode Island': 'RI',
        'South Carolina': 'SC',
        'South Dakota': 'SD',
        'Tennessee': 'TN',
        'Texas': 'TX',
        'Utah': 'UT',
        'Vermont': 'VT',
        'Virgin Islands': 'VI',
        'Virginia': 'VA',
        'Washington': 'WA',
        'West Virginia': 'WV',
        'Wisconsin': 'WI',
        'Wyoming': 'WY'
    }

    # nextstrain metadata
    dfN = pd.read_csv(metadata1, encoding='utf-8', sep='\t', dtype='str')
    dfN['strain'] = dfN['strain'].replace('hCoV-19/', '')
    dfN.insert(4, 'iso', '')
    dfN.insert(1, 'category', '')
    dfN.fillna('', inplace=True)

    # add tag of variant category
    def variant_category(lineage):
        var_category = 'Other variants'
        for name in variants.keys():
            if lineage == name:
                var_category = variants[lineage]
        return var_category

    dfN['category'] = dfN['pango_lineage'].apply(lambda x: variant_category(x))


    list_columns = dfN.columns.values  # list of column in the original metadata file
    # print(dfN)

    # Lab genomes metadata
    dfE = pd.read_excel(metadata2, index_col=None, header=0, sheet_name=0,
                        converters={'Sample-ID': str, 'Collection-date': str})
    dfE.fillna('', inplace=True)

    dfE = dfE.rename(
        columns={'Sample-ID': 'id', 'Collection-date': 'date', 'Country': 'country', 'Division (state)': 'division',
                 'Location (county)': 'location', 'Country of exposure': 'country_exposure',
                 'State of exposure': 'division_exposure', 'Lineage': 'pango_lineage', 'Source': 'originating_lab',
                 'Filter': 'filter'})
    dfE['epiweek'] = ''

    # exclude rows with no ID
    if 'id' in dfE.columns.to_list():
        dfE = dfE[~dfE['id'].isin([''])]

    lab_sequences = dfE['id'].tolist()
    # exclude unwanted lab metadata row
    if len(filterby) > 0:
        print('\nFiltering metadata by category: ' + ', '.join(filterby) + '\n')
    dfL = pd.DataFrame(columns=dfE.columns.to_list())
    for value in filterby:
        dfF = dfE[dfE['filter'].isin([value])]  # batch inclusion of specific rows
        dfL = pd.concat([dfL, dfF]) # add filtered rows to dataframe with lab metadata

    # list of relevant genomes sequenced
    keep_only = dfL['id'].tolist()
    excluded = [id for id in lab_sequences if id not in keep_only]

    # create a dict of existing sequences
    sequences = {}
    for fasta in SeqIO.parse(open(genomes), 'fasta'):  # as fasta:
        id, seq = fasta.description, fasta.seq
        if id not in sequences.keys() and id not in excluded:
            sequences[id] = str(seq)

    # add inexistent columns
    for col in list_columns:
        if col not in dfL.columns:
            dfL[col] = ''

    # output dataframe
    outputDF = pd.DataFrame(columns=list_columns)
    found = []
    lab_label = {}
    metadata_issues = {}
    # process metadata from excel sheet
    for idx, row in dfL.iterrows():
        id = dfL.loc[idx, 'id'].replace('hCoV-19/', '')
        if id in sequences:
            dict_row = {}
            for col in list_columns:
                dict_row[col] = ''
                if col in row:
                    dict_row[col] = dfL.loc[idx, col].strip()  # add values to dictionary

            # check for missing geodata
            geodata = ['country'] # column
            for level in geodata:
                if len(dict_row[level]) < 1:
                    if id not in metadata_issues:
                        metadata_issues[id] = [level]
                    else:
                        metadata_issues[id].append(level)

            if dict_row['location'] in ['', None]:
                dict_row['location'] = dfL.loc[idx, 'location']

            collection_date = ''
            if len(str(dict_row['date'])) > 1 and 'X' not in dict_row['date']:
                collection_date = dict_row['date'].split(' ')[0].replace('.', '-').replace('/', '-')
                dict_row['date'] = collection_date
                # check is date is appropriate: not from the 'future', not older than 'min_date'
                if pd.to_datetime(today) < pd.to_datetime(collection_date) or pd.to_datetime(min_date) > pd.to_datetime(collection_date):
                    if id not in metadata_issues:
                        metadata_issues[id] = ['date']
                    else:
                        metadata_issues[id].append('date')
            else: # missing date
                if id not in metadata_issues:
                    metadata_issues[id] = ['date']
                else:
                    metadata_issues[id].append('date')

            # fix exposure
            columns_exposure = ['country_exposure', 'division_exposure']
            for level_exposure in columns_exposure:
                level = level_exposure.split('_')[0]
                dict_row[level_exposure] = dfL.loc[idx, level_exposure]
                if dict_row[level_exposure] in ['', None]:
                    if level_exposure == 'country_exposure':
                        dict_row[level_exposure] = dict_row[level]
                    else:
                        if dict_row['country_exposure'] != dfL.loc[idx, 'country']:
                            dict_row[level_exposure] = dict_row['country_exposure']
                        else:
                            dict_row[level_exposure] = dict_row[level]

            code = ''
            if dict_row['division'] in us_state_abbrev:
                code = us_state_abbrev[dict_row['division']] + '-'

            strain = dfL.loc[idx, 'country'].replace(' ', '') + '/' + code + dfL.loc[idx, 'id'] + '/' + collection_date.split('-')[0]

            # set the strain name
            dict_row['strain'] = strain
            dict_row['iso'] = get_iso(dict_row['country'])
            dict_row['originating_lab'] = dfL.loc[idx, 'originating_lab']
            dict_row['submitting_lab'] = 'Grubaugh Lab - Yale School of Public Health'
            dict_row['authors'] = 'GLab team'

            # add lineage
            lineage = ''
            if dfL.loc[idx, 'pango_lineage'] != '':
                lineage = dfL.loc[idx, 'pango_lineage']
            dict_row['pango_lineage'] = lineage

            # variant classication (VOI, VOC, VHC)
            dict_row['category'] = variant_category(lineage)

            # assign epiweek
            if len(dict_row['date']) > 0 and 'X' not in dict_row['date']:
                dict_row['epiweek'] = get_epiweeks(collection_date)
            else:
                dict_row['epiweek'] = ''

            # record sequence and metadata as found
            found.append(strain)
            if id not in metadata_issues.keys():
                lab_label[id] = strain
                outputDF = outputDF.append(dict_row, ignore_index=True)


    # process metadata from TSV
    dfN = dfN[dfN['strain'].isin(sequences.keys())]
    for idx, row in dfN.iterrows():
        strain = dfN.loc[idx, 'strain'].replace('hCoV-19/', '')
        if strain in sequences:
            if strain in outputDF['strain'].to_list():
                continue
            dict_row = {}
            date = ''
            for col in list_columns:
                if col == 'date':
                    date = dfN.loc[idx, col]
                dict_row[col] = ''
                if col in row:
                    dict_row[col] = dfN.loc[idx, col]

            # fix exposure
            columns_exposure = ['country_exposure', 'division_exposure']
            for level_exposure in columns_exposure:
                level = level_exposure.split('_')[0]
                if dict_row[level_exposure] in ['', None]:
                    dict_row[level_exposure] = dict_row[level]

            dict_row['iso'] = get_iso(dict_row['country'])
            dict_row['epiweek'] = get_epiweeks(date)
            found.append(strain)

            outputDF = outputDF.append(dict_row, ignore_index=True)

    # write new metadata files
    outputDF = outputDF.drop(columns=['region'])
    outputDF.to_csv(output1, sep='\t', index=False)

    # write sequence file
    exported = []
    with open(output2, 'w') as outfile2:
        # export new metadata lines
        for id, sequence in sequences.items():
            if id in lab_label and id not in metadata_issues.keys(): # export lab generated sequences
                if lab_label[id] not in exported:
                    entry = '>' + lab_label[id] + '\n' + sequence + '\n'
                    outfile2.write(entry)
                    print('* Exporting newly sequenced genome and metadata for ' + id)
                    exported.append(lab_label[id])
            else:  # export publicly available sequences
                if id not in exported and id in outputDF['strain'].tolist():
                    entry = '>' + id + '\n' + sequence + '\n'
                    outfile2.write(entry)
                    exported.append(id)

    if len(metadata_issues) > 0:
        print('\n\n### WARNINGS!\n')
        print('\nPlease check for metadata issues related to these samples and column (which will be otherwise ignored)\n')
        for id, columns in metadata_issues.items():
            print('\t- ' + id + ' (issues found at: ' + ', '.join(columns) + ')')

    print('\nMetadata file successfully reformatted and exported!\n')
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import pandas as pd
from geopy.geocoders import Nominatim
import argparse
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as BS
import numpy as np

geolocator = Nominatim(user_agent="[email protected]")  # add your email here

if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Generate file with latitudes and longitudes of samples listed in a metadata file",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--metadata", required=True, help="Nextstrain metadata file")
    parser.add_argument("--geoscheme", required=True, help="XML file with geographic schemes")
    parser.add_argument("--columns", nargs='+', type=str, help="list of columns that need coordinates")
    parser.add_argument("--cache", required=False, help="TSV file with preexisting latitudes and longitudes")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="TSV file containing geographic coordinates")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    metadata = args.metadata
    geoscheme = args.geoscheme
    columns = args.columns
    cache = args.cache
    output = args.output

    # metadata = path + 'metadata_geo.tsv'
    # geoscheme = path + "geoscheme.tsv"
    # columns = ['region', 'country', 'division', 'location']
    # cache = path + 'cache_coordinates.tsv'
    # output = path + 'latlongs.tsv'

    force_coordinates = {'Washington DC': ('38.912708', '-77.009223'), 'New-York-State': ('43.1561681', '-75.8449946'),
                         'Puerto Rico': ('18.235853', '-66.522056'), 'Virgin Islands': ('17.727304', '-64.748327'),
                         'Indiana': ('39.768534', '-86.158011'), 'Middlesex':('41.482782', '-72.556658')}

    results = {trait: {} for trait in columns}  # content to be exported as final result

    # extract coordinates from cache file
    try:
        for line in open(cache).readlines():
            if not line.startswith('\n'):
                try:
                    trait, place, lat, long = line.strip().split('\t')
                    if trait in results.keys():
                        entry = {place: (str(lat), str(long))}
                        results[trait].update(entry)  # save as pre-existing result
                except:
                    pass
    except:
        pass

    # extract coordinates from TSV file
    scheme_list = open(geoscheme, "r").readlines()[1:]
    dont_search = []
    set_countries = []
    for line in scheme_list:
        if not line.startswith('\n'):
            type = line.split('\t')[0]
            if type in columns:
                coordinates = {}
                try:
                    subarea = line.split('\t')[2]  # name of the pre-defined area in the TSV file
                    lat = line.split('\t')[3]
                    long = line.split('\t')[4]
                    entry = {subarea: (lat, long)}
                    coordinates.update(entry)

                    if subarea not in results[type]:
                        results[type].update(coordinates)
                        dont_search.append(subarea)
                    country_name = subarea.split('-')[0]
                    if type == 'country' and country_name not in set_countries:
                        set_countries.append(country_name)
                except:
                    pass


    # find coordinates for locations not found in cache or XML file
    def find_coordinates(place):
        try:
            location = geolocator.geocode(place, language='en')
            lat, long = location.latitude, location.longitude
            coord = (str(lat), str(long))
            return coord
        except:
            coord = ('NA', 'NA')
            return coord


    # open metadata file as dataframe
    dfN = pd.read_csv(metadata, encoding='utf-8', sep='\t')

    queries = []
    pinpoints = [dfN[trait].values.tolist() for trait in columns if trait != 'region']
    for address in zip(*pinpoints):
        traits = [trait for trait in columns if trait != 'region']
        for position, place in enumerate(address):
            level = traits[position]
            query = list(address[0:position + 1])
            queries.append((level, query))

    not_found = []
    for unknown_place in queries:
        trait, place = unknown_place[0], unknown_place[1]
        target = place[-1]
        if target not in ['', 'NA', 'NAN', 'unknown', '-', np.nan, None]:
            try:
                if place[0].split('-')[0] in set_countries:
                    country_short = place[0].split('-')[0]  # correcting TSV pre-defined country names
                    place[0] = country_short
            except:
                pass

            if target not in results[trait]:
                new_query = []
                for name in place:
                    if name not in dont_search:
                        if place[0] == 'USA':
                            if name != 'USA':
                                name = name + ' state'
                        if name not in new_query:
                            new_query.append(name)

                item = (trait, ', '.join(new_query))
                coord = ('NA', 'NA')
                if item not in not_found:
                    coord = find_coordinates(', '.join(new_query))  # search coordinates
                if 'NA' in coord:
                    if item not in not_found:
                        not_found.append(item)
                        print('\t* WARNING! Coordinates not found for: ' + trait + ', ' + ', '.join(new_query))
                else:
                    print(trait + ', ' + target + '. Coordinates = ' + ', '.join(coord))
                    entry = {target: coord}
                    results[trait].update(entry)

    print('\n### These coordinates were found and saved in the output file:')
    with open(output, 'w') as outfile:
        for trait, lines in results.items():
            print('\n* ' + trait)
            for place, coord in lines.items():
                if place in force_coordinates:
                    lat, long = force_coordinates[place][0], force_coordinates[place][1]
                else:
                    lat, long = coord[0], coord[1]
                print(place + ': ' + lat + ', ' + long)
                line = "{}\t{}\t{}\t{}\n".format(trait, place, lat, long)
                outfile.write(line)
            outfile.write('\n')

    if len(not_found) > 1:
        print('\n### WARNING! Some coordinates were not found (see below).'
              '\nTypos or especial characters in place names my explain such errors.'
              '\nPlease fix them, and run the script again, or add coordinates manually:\n')
        for trait, address in not_found:
            print(trait + ': ' + address)

print('\nCoordinates file successfully created!\n')
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import argparse
import Bio
import Bio.SeqIO
from Bio.Seq import Seq


if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Mask initial bases from alignment FASTA",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--alignment", required=True, help="FASTA file of alignment")
    parser.add_argument("--mask-from-beginning", type = int, required=True, help="number of bases to mask from start")
    parser.add_argument("--mask-from-end", type = int, help="number of bases to mask from end")
    parser.add_argument("--mask-sites", nargs='+', type = int,  help="list of sites to mask")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="FASTA file of output alignment")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    being_length = 0
    if args.mask_from_beginning:
        begin_length = args.mask_from_beginning
    end_length = 0
    if args.mask_from_end:
        end_length = args.mask_from_end

    with open(args.output, 'w') as outfile:
        for record in Bio.SeqIO.parse(args.alignment, 'fasta'):
            seq = str(record.seq)
            start = "N" * begin_length
            middle = seq[begin_length:-end_length]
            end = "N" * end_length
            seq_list = list(start + middle + end)
            if args.mask_sites:
                for site in args.mask_sites:
                    seq_list[site-1] = "N"
            record.seq = Seq("".join(seq_list))
            Bio.SeqIO.write(record, outfile, 'fasta')
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import pandas as pd
import argparse

if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Merge two excel spreadsheets and export .xlxs file",
        formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter
    )
    parser.add_argument("--sheet1", required=True, help="Spreadsheet file 1")
    parser.add_argument("--sheet2", required=True, help="Spreadsheet file 2")
    parser.add_argument("--index", required=True, default='Sample-ID', type=str,  help="Name of column with unique identifiers")
    parser.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="Merged spreadsheet file")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    sheet1 = args.sheet1
    sheet2 = args.sheet2
    index = args.index
    output = args.output

    # sheet1 = path + 'COVID-19_sequencing.xlsx'
    # sheet2 = path + 'Incoming S drop out samples.xlsx'
    # index = 'Sample-ID'
    # output = path + 'merged_sheet.xlsx'

    # load spreadsheets
    df1 = pd.read_excel(sheet1, index_col=None, header=0, sheet_name=0)
    df1.fillna('', inplace=True)
    df1 = df1[~df1[index].isin([''])] # drop row with empty index

    df2 = pd.read_excel(sheet2, index_col=None, header=0, sheet_name=0)
    df2.fillna('', inplace=True)
    df2 = df2[~df2[index].isin([''])] # drop row with empty index

    # empty matrix dataframe
    columns = [x for x in df1.columns.to_list() if x in df2.columns.to_list()]
    rows = [x for x in df1[index].to_list() if x not in df2[index].to_list()] + df2[index].to_list()
    duplicates = [x for x in df1[index].to_list() if x  in df2[index].to_list()]

    # drop duplicates
    df2 = df2[~df2[index].isin(duplicates)]

    # filter columns
    df1 = df1[columns]
    df2 = df2[columns]

    # filter rows
    df1 = df1[df1[index].isin(rows)]
    df2 = df2[df2[index].isin(rows)]

    # concatenate dataframes
    frames = [df1, df2]
    df3 = pd.concat(frames)
    df3 = df3.astype(str)

    # export Excel sheet
    df3.to_excel(output, index=False)

    print('\nSpreadsheets successfully merged.\n')
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	"""
	python3 scripts/add_genomes.py \
		--genomes {input.genomes} \
		--new-genomes {input.new_genomes} \
		--keep {input.include} \
		--remove {input.exclude} \
		--output {output.sequences}
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/merge_sheets.py \
		--sheet1 {input.metadata1} \
		--sheet2 {input.metadata2} \
		--index {params.index} \
		--output {output.merged_metadata} \
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/filter_metadata.py \
		--genomes {input.genomes} \
		--metadata1 {input.metadata1} \
		--metadata2 {input.metadata2} \
		--filter {params.filter} \
		--output1 {output.filtered_metadata} \
		--output2 {output.sequences}
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/apply_geoscheme.py \
		--metadata {input.filtered_metadata} \
		--geoscheme {input.geoscheme} \
		--output {output.final_metadata} \
		--filter {params.filter}
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/get_coordinates.py \
		--metadata {input.metadata} \
		--geoscheme {input.geoscheme} \
		--columns {params.columns} \
		--cache {input.cache} \
		--output {output.latlongs}
	cp {output.latlongs} config/cache_coordinates.tsv
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/apply_colour_scheme.py \
	--metadata {input.metadata} \
	--coordinates {input.latlongs} \
	--geoscheme {input.geoscheme} \
	--grid {input.colour_grid} \
	--columns {params.columns} \
	--output {output.colours} \
	--filter {params.filt}
	"""
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	"""
	augur filter \
		--sequences {input.sequences} \
		--metadata {input.metadata} \
		--exclude {input.exclude} \
		--output {output.sequences}
	"""
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	"""
	augur align \
		--sequences {input.sequences} \
		--existing-alignment {files.aligned} \
		--reference-sequence {input.reference} \
		--nthreads {params.threads} \
		--output {output.alignment} \
		--remove-reference
	"""
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	"""
	python3 scripts/mask-alignment.py \
		--alignment {input.alignment} \
		--mask-from-beginning {params.mask_from_beginning} \
		--mask-from-end {params.mask_from_end} \
		--mask-sites {params.mask_sites} \
		--output {output.alignment}
	"""
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	"""
	augur tree \
		--alignment {input.alignment} \
		--nthreads {params.threads} \
		--output {output.tree}
	"""
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	"""
	augur refine \
		--tree {input.tree} \
		--alignment {input.alignment} \
		--metadata {input.metadata} \
		--output-tree {output.tree} \
		--output-node-data {output.node_data} \
		--root {params.root} \
		--timetree \
		--coalescent {params.coalescent} \
		--date-confidence \
		--clock-filter 4 \
		--clock-rate {params.clock_rate} \
		--clock-std-dev {params.clock_std_dev} \
		--divergence-units {params.unit} \
		--date-inference {params.date_inference}
	"""
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	"""
	augur ancestral \
		--tree {input.tree} \
		--alignment {input.alignment} \
		--inference {params.inference} \
		--output-node-data {output.node_data}
	"""
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	"""
	augur translate \
		--tree {input.tree} \
		--ancestral-sequences {input.node_data} \
		--reference-sequence {input.reference} \
		--output {output.node_data} \
	"""
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	"""
	augur traits \
		--tree {input.tree} \
		--metadata {input.metadata} \
		--output {output.node_data} \
		--columns {params.columns} \
		--confidence
	"""
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	"""
	augur clades --tree {input.tree} \
		--mutations {input.nuc_muts} {input.aa_muts} \
		--clades {input.clades} \
		--output {output.clade_data}
	"""
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    """
    augur frequencies \
        --method kde \
        --metadata {input.metadata} \
        --tree {input.tree} \
        --min-date {params.min_date} \
        --pivot-interval {params.pivot_interval} \
        --pivot-interval-units {params.pivot_interval_units} \
        --narrow-bandwidth {params.narrow_bandwidth} \
        --proportion-wide {params.proportion_wide} \
        --output {output.tip_frequencies_json} 2>&1 | tee {log}
    """
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	"""
	augur export v2 \
		--tree {input.tree} \
		--metadata {input.metadata} \
		--node-data {input.branch_lengths} {input.traits} {input.nt_muts} {input.aa_muts} {input.clades} \
		--colors {input.colors} \
		--lat-longs {input.lat_longs} \
		--auspice-config {input.auspice_config} \
		--output {output.auspice}
	"""
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	"""
	rm -rfv {params}
	"""
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	"""
	rm -rfv {params}
	"""
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	rm -rfv {params}
	"""
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	"rm -rfv {params}"
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