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#' @name standardize-GatingSet
#'
#' @title
#' The tools to standardize the tree structures and channel names.
#'
#' @description
#' gs_split_by_tree(x)
#'
#' gs_split_by_channels(x)
#'
#' gs_check_redundant_nodes(x)
#'
#' gs_remove_redundant_nodes(x, toRemove)
#'
#' gs_remove_redundant_channels(gs)
#'
#' gs_update_channels(gs, map, all = TRUE)
#'
#' gh_pop_move(gh, node, to)
#'
#' gs_pop_set_visibility(x, y, FALSE)
#'
#' @details
#' In order to merge multiple GatingSets into single \link{GatingSetList}, the gating trees and channel names must be
#' consistent. These functions help removing the discrepancies and standardize the GatingSets so that they are mergable.
#'
#' \link{gs_split_by_tree} splits the GatingSets into groups based on the gating tree structures.
#'
#' \link{gs_split_by_channels} split GatingSets into groups based on their flow channels.
#'
#' \link{gs_check_redundant_nodes} returns the terminal(or leaf) nodes that makes the gating trees to be different among GatingSets and thus can be considered to remove as redundant nodes.
#'
#' \link{gs_remove_redundant_nodes} removes the terminal(or leaf) nodes that are detected as redundant by \code{gs_check_redundant_nodes}.
#'
#' \link{gs_remove_redundant_channels} remove the redundant channels that are not used by any gate defined in the GatingSet.
#'
#' \link{gs_update_channels} modifies the channel names in place. (Usually used to standardize the channels among GatingSets due to the letter case discrepancies or typo).
#'
#' \link{gh_pop_move} inserts a dummy gate to the GatingSet. Is is useful trick to deal with the extra non-leaf node in some GatingSets that can not be simply removed by \code{gs_remove_redundant_nodes}
#'
#' \link{gs_pop_set_visibility} hide a node/gate in a GatingSet. It is useful to deal with the non-leaf node that causes the tree structure discrepancy.
#'
#' @rdname standardize-GatingSet
#' @aliases merge-GatingSet
#'
NULL
#' @templateVar old groupByTree
#' @templateVar new gs_split_by_tree
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
groupByTree <- function(x){
.Deprecated("gs_split_by_tree")
gs_split_by_tree(x)
}
#' split GatingSets into groups based on their gating schemes
#' Be careful that the splitted resluts still points to the original data set!!
#'
#' It allows isomorphism in Gating tree and ignore difference in hidden nodes
#' i.e. tree is considered to be the same
#' as long as gs_get_pop_paths(gh, path = "auto", showHidden = F) returns the same set
#'
#' @name gs_split_by_tree
#' @aliases groupByTree
#' @param x a list of GatingSets or one GatingSet
#' @return
#' when x is a GatingSet, this function returns a list of sub-GatingSets
#' When x is a list of GatingSets, it returns a list of list, each list itself is a list of GatingSets, which share the same gating tree.
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gslist <- list(gs1, gs2, gs3, gs4, gs5)
#' gs_groups <- gs_split_by_tree(gslist)
#' }
#' @export
gs_split_by_tree <- function(x){
message("Grouping by Gating tree...")
node_seq <-unlist(lapply(x,function(this_gs){
this_gh <- this_gs[[1]]
this_nodes <- gs_get_pop_paths(this_gh, path = "auto")
#sort it alphabetically
this_nodes <- sort(this_nodes)
paste0(this_nodes, collapse = "|")
}))
unname(split(x,node_seq))#I am glad that split.default also works for GatingSet object out-of-box
}
#' @templateVar old groupByChannels
#' @templateVar new gs_split_by_channels
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
groupByChannels <- function(x){
.Deprecated("gs_split_by_channels")
gs_split_by_channels(x)
}
#' split GatingSets into groups based on their flow channels
#'
#' Sometime it is gates are defined on the different dimensions
#' across different GatingSets, (e.g. `FSC-W` or `SSC-H` may be used for Y axis for cytokines)
#' These difference in dimensions may not be critical since they are usually just used for visualization(istead of thresholding events)
#' But this prevents the gs from merging because they may not be collected across batces
#' Thus we have to separate them if we want to visualize the gates.
#'
#' @name gs_split_by_channels
#' @aliases groupByChannels
#' @param x a list of GatingSets
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gslist <- list(gs1, gs2, gs3, gs4, gs5)
#' gs_groups <- gs_split_by_channels(gslist)
#' }
#' @export
gs_split_by_channels <- function(x){
message("Grouping by channels...")
key <- unlist(lapply(x,function(this_gs){
this_gh <- this_gs[[1]]
cols <- flowCore::colnames(gs_pop_get_data(this_gs))
#reorder it alphabetically
cols <- sort(cols)
paste0(cols, collapse = "|")
}))
split(x,key)
}
#' visualize the tree structure differnece among the GatingSets
#'
#' @param x \code{list} of groups(each group is a list of 'GatingSet`). it is usually the outcome from \link{gs_split_by_tree}.
#' @param path passed to \code{getNodes}
#' @param ... passed to \code{getNodes}
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gslist <- list(gs1, gs2, gs3, gs4, gs5)
#' gs_groups <- gs_split_by_tree(gslist)
#' gs_plot_diff_tree(gs_groups)
#' }
#' @export
gs_plot_diff_tree <- function(x, path = "auto", ...){
nodeSet <- lapply(x,function(thisObj){
if(class(thisObj) == "list")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]][[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingSet")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingHierarchy")
{
gh <- thisObj
}else{
stop("invalid x!")
}
gs_get_pop_paths(gh, path = path, ...)
})
message("Comparing the tree structures")
commonNodes <- Reduce(intersect, nodeSet)
nGrps <- length(x)
# par(mfrow = c(1,nGrps))
for(grpid in seq_len(nGrps))
{
message("processing group: ", grpid)
thisNodeSet <- nodeSet[[grpid]]
thisObj <- x[[grpid]]
if(class(thisObj) == "list")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]][[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingSet")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingHierarchy")
{
gh <- thisObj
}else{
stop("invalid x!")
}
message("Searching for uncommon nodes ..")
nodes.uncommon <- setdiff(thisNodeSet,commonNodes)
g <- .getGraph(gh)
nodeDataDefaults(g, "common") <- FALSE
message("hide/tag the common nodes ...")
node.path2 <- gs_get_pop_paths(gh, showHidden = TRUE, path = 3)
for(node in commonNodes)
{
nodeID <- .getNodeInd(gh, node) - 1
node.label <- paste0("N_", nodeID)
nodeData(g, node.label, attr = "common") <- TRUE
children <- gs_pop_get_children(gh, node, path = path)
#keep the direct parent of uncommon node
if(!any(children%in%nodes.uncommon)||node=="root")
nodeData(g, node.label, attr = "hidden") <- "1"
else
{
nodeData(g, node.label, attr = "label") <- node.path2[nodeID+1]
}
}
#filter out hidden node
nodes.hidden <- nodeData(g,attr="hidden")
for(i in 1:length(nodes.hidden))
{
if(as.logical(as.integer(nodes.hidden[[i]]))){
nodeID <- names(nodes.hidden[i])
g <- removeNode(nodeID, g)
}
}
message("Rendering the substree ...")
graphAttr <- list(rankdir="LR",page=c(8.5,11))
nAttrs <- list()
nodes <- nodes(g)
if(length(nodes) == 0)
{
g <- addNode("Root", g)
g <- addNode("Common nodes", g)
g <- addEdge("Root", "Common nodes", g)
nodes <- nodes(g)
nLabel <- nodes
names(nLabel) <- nodes
plot(g
, nodeAttrs = list(label = nLabel)
,attrs = list(graph = graphAttr
,node = list(fixedsize = FALSE
, fillcolor = "gray"
, shape = "rectangle"
)
# ,edge = list(col = "transparent")
)
, main = paste0("Group ", grpid))
# plot.new()
next
}
common.flags <- nodeData(g,attr="common")
nAttrs$label <- unlist(nodeData(g,attr="label"))
nAttrs$fillcolor <- sapply(common.flags
,function(iscommon)
{
ifelse(iscommon,"gray","red")
})
nAttrs$lty <- sapply(common.flags
,function(iscommon)
{
ifelse(!iscommon,"dotted","solid")
})
#pass plot parameters to node attributes (some of parameters won't work via passing to layoutGraph directly)
nAttrs[["fixedsize"]] <- sapply(common.flags, function(i)FALSE)
nAttrs[["shape"]] <- sapply(common.flags
,function(iscommon)
{
ifelse(iscommon,"rectangle","ellipse")
})
# params <- list(...)
# for(pname in names(params))
# nAttrs[[pname]] <- sapply(nodes, function(i)params[[pname]])
nodeRenderInfo(g) <- nAttrs
plot(g,nodeAttrs = nAttrs,attrs=list(graph=graphAttr)
, main = paste0("Group ", grpid)
)
}
}
#' @templateVar old checkRedundantNodes
#' @templateVar new gs_check_redundant_nodes
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
checkRedundantNodes <- function(...){
.Deprecated("gs_check_redundant_nodes")
gs_check_redundant_nodes(...)
}
#' try to determine the redundant terminal(or leaf) nodes that can be removed
#'
#' These leaf nodes make the gating trees to be different from one another and can be removed by the subsequent convevient call
#' \link{gs_remove_redundant_nodes}.
#'
#' @name gs_check_redundant_nodes
#' @aliases checkRedundantNodes
#' @param x \code{GatingSet} or \code{list} of groups(each group is a list of 'GatingSet`). When it is a list, it is usually the outcome from \link{gs_split_by_tree}.
#' @param path argumented passed to \link{gs_get_pop_paths}. The default value is "auto".
#' @param ... other arguments passed to \link{gs_get_pop_paths}.
#' @return a list of the character vectors inicating the nodes that are considered to be redundant for each group of GatingSets.
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gslist <- list(gs1, gs2, gs3, gs4, gs5)
#' gs_groups <- gs_split_by_tree(gslist)
#' toRm <- gs_check_redundant_nodes(gs_groups)
#' }
#' @export
gs_check_redundant_nodes <- function(x, path = "auto", ...){
nodeSet <- lapply(x,function(thisObj){
if(class(thisObj) == "list")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]][[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingSet")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingHierarchy")
{
gh <- thisObj
}else{
stop("invalid x!")
}
gs_get_pop_paths(gh, path = path, ...)
})
commonNodes <- Reduce(intersect, nodeSet)
toRemove <- mapply(nodeSet,x,FUN=function(thisNodeSet,thisObj){
if(class(thisObj) == "list")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]][[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingSet")
{
gh <- thisObj[[1]]
}else if(class(thisObj) == "GatingHierarchy")
{
gh <- thisObj
}else{
stop("invalid x!")
}
nodesToRm <- setdiff(thisNodeSet,commonNodes)
#check if those nodes are terminal
isTerminal <- sapply(nodesToRm,function(thisNode){
length(gs_pop_get_children(gh,thisNode))==0
})
# browser()
if(!all(isTerminal)){
stop("Can't drop the non-terminal nodes: ",paste(nodesToRm[!isTerminal], collapse = " "))
}
nodesToRm
})
toRemove
}
#' @templateVar old dropRedundantNodes
#' @templateVar new gs_remove_redundant_nodes
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
dropRedundantNodes <- function(x,toRemove){
.Deprecated("gs_remove_redundant_nodes")
gs_remove_redundant_nodes(x,toRemove)
}
#' Remove the terminal leaf nodes that make the gating trees to be different from one another.
#'
#' It is usually called after \link{gs_split_by_tree} and \link{gs_check_redundant_nodes}. The operation is done in place through external pointers which means
#' all the orginal GatingSets are modified.
#' @name gs_remove_redundant_nodes
#' @aliases dropRedundantNodes
#' @param x \code{GatingSet} or \code{list} of groups(each group is a list of 'GatingSet`). When it is a list, it is usually the outcome from \link{gs_split_by_tree}.
#' @param toRemove \code{list} of the node sets to be removed. its length must equals to the length of 'x'. When \code{x} is a list, \code{toRemove} is usually the outcome from \link{gs_check_redundant_nodes}.
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gslist <- list(gs1, gs2, gs3, gs4, gs5)
#' gs_groups <- gs_split_by_tree(gslist)
#' toRm <- gs_check_redundant_nodes(gs_groups)
#' gs_remove_redundant_nodes(gs_groups, toRm)
#'
#' #Now they can be merged into a single GatingSetList.
#' #Note that the original gs objects are all modified in place.
#' GatingSetList(gslist)
#' }
#' @export
gs_remove_redundant_nodes <- function(x,toRemove){
mapply(toRemove,x,FUN=function(thisNodeSet,thisObj){
if(length(thisNodeSet)>0){
for(thisNode in thisNodeSet){
# browser()
message("Removing ", thisNode)
if(is(thisObj, "GatingSet"))
gs_pop_remove(thisNode,gs = thisObj)
else if(class(thisObj) == "list")
for(this_gs in thisObj)
{
gs_pop_remove(thisNode,gs = this_gs)
}
}
}
})
}
#' @templateVar old dropRedundantChannels
#' @templateVar new gs_drop_redundant_channels
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
dropRedundantChannels <- function( ...){
.Deprecated("gs_remove_redundant_channels")
gs_remove_redundant_channels(...)
}
#' Remove the channels from flow data that are not used by gates
#'
#' Removing these redundant channels can help standardize the channels across different GatingSet objects and make them mergable.
#' @name gs_remove_redundant_channels
#' @aliases dropRedundantChannels
#' @param gs a \code{GatingSet}
#' @param ... other arugments passed to gs_get_pop_paths method
#' @return a new \code{GatingSet} object that has redundant channels removed. Please note that this new object shares the same reference (or external pointers) with the original GatingSets.
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' gs_new <- gs_remove_redundant_channels(gs)
#' }
#' @export
gs_remove_redundant_channels <- function(gs, ...){
nodes <- gs_get_pop_paths(gs, ...)[-1]
gh <- gs[[1]]
params <- unlist(lapply(nodes, function(node){
g <- gh_pop_get_gate(gh, node)
if(class(g) != "booleanFilter"){
as.vector(parameters(g))
}
}))
params <- unique(params)
fs <- gs_cyto_data(gs)
cols <- flowCore::colnames(fs)
toDrop <- setdiff(cols, params)
if(length(toDrop) >0){
message("drop ", paste0(toDrop, collapse = ", "))
ind <- match(toDrop, cols)
cols <- cols[-ind]
gs_cyto_data(gs) <- fs[, cols]
}
gs
}
#' @templateVar old updateChannels
#' @templateVar new gs_update_channels
#' @template template-depr_pkg
NULL
#' @export
updateChannels <- function(gs, map, all = TRUE){
.Deprecated("gs_update_channels")
gs_update_channels(gs, map, all)
}
#' Update the channel information of a GatingSet (c++ part)
#'
#' It updates the channels stored in gates,compensations and transformations
#' based on given mapping between the old and new channel names.
#'
#' @name gs_update_channels
#' @aliases updateChannels
#' @param gs a GatingSet object
#' @param map \code{data.frame} contains the mapping from old (case insensitive) to new channel names
#' Note: Make sure to remove the '<' or '>' characters from 'old` name because the API tries
#' to only look at the raw channel name so that the gates with both prefixed and non-prefixed names could be updated.
#' @param all \code{logical} whether to update the flow data as well
#'
#' @return when 'all' is set to TRUE, it returns a new GatingSet but it still shares the same underling c++ tree structure with the original GatingSet
#' otherwise it returns nothing (less overhead.)
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' ##this will update both "Qdot 655-A" and "<Qdot 655-A>"
#' gs <- gs_update_channels(gs, map = data.frame(old = c("Qdot 655-A")
#' , new = c("QDot 655-A")
#' )
#' )
#'}
#' @export
gs_update_channels <- function(gs, map, all = TRUE){
stopifnot(all)
map <- .preprocessMap(gs, map)
#update gates and comps ,trans(c++ part)
.updateChannels(gs, map)
if(!is.null(gs@transformation)){
gs@transformation <- sapply(gs@transformation, function(trans){
cols <- names(trans)
new <- .matchCols(cols, map)
names(trans) <- new
trans
}, simplify = FALSE)
}
gs
}
.matchCols <- function(cols, map){
sapply(cols, function(col){
colInd <- match(col, map[["old"]])
ifelse(is.na(colInd), col, map[["new"]][colInd])
}, USE.NAMES = F)
}
#' validity check and add prefixed entries when applicable
#' @importFrom dplyr %>% group_by do
#' @noRd
.preprocessMap <- function(gs, map){
if(!is.data.frame(map))
stop("'map' must be a data.frame!")
if(!setequal(c("old", "new"), colnames(map)))
stop("'map' must contain (only) 'old' and 'new' columns!")
map[["old"]] <- as.character(map[["old"]])
map[["new"]] <- as.character(map[["new"]])
#add prefixed entries
# we do it unconditionally to all entries
#since user may update C++ part and flow data separately
#and we have to make sure updated comp.chnls
#doesn't interfere the second run of gs_update_channels
sn <- .cpp_getSamples( gs@pointer)[1] #can't use sampleNames(gs) since flow data may not be bound to gs yet when it is used within flowjo_to_gatingset
comp <- .cpp_getCompensation( gs@pointer, sn)
# comp.chnl <- comp$parameters
prefix <- comp$prefix
suffix <- comp$suffix
map %>%
group_by(old) %>%
do({
# if(.[["old"]]%in%comp.chnl){
orig <- .
paste0(prefix, unlist(orig), suffix) %>% rbind(orig)
# }else
# .
})
}
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