docs: the wiki pointer, differential abundance documentation, and the community files by hyperpolymath · Pull Request #143 · hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-15T03:31:53Z

What this changes

Three things a newcomer meets before any code (replaces the wedged #133, whose head got stuck at the base commit during branch cleanup; same branch, same change, clean start):

A Documentation section in the README pointing at the wiki in metadatastician/MetaManifold-Evidence, under docs/wikis/ -- the longer documentation for users, maintainers, developers and theorists, with a Home page entry point.
A Differential Abundance section in the README, documenting the tab end to end: the two-condition selection (exactly two runs or pooled-run sub-groups, the first as reference so a positive fold change means more abundant in the second), the rank list showing only ranks the selected runs share, aggregation making a pooled run one condition, and then the statistics as the code runs them -- counts summed per taxon at the chosen rank with nameless rows pooled as Unclassified after the read-count bounds and any applicable analysis.exclude_categories; each taxon fitted with its own negative-binomial GLM MASS::glm.nb(y ~ group + offset(log(size factor))) on raw integer counts, no pseudocounts; a Wald test on the group coefficient; Benjamini-Hochberg over the taxa that produced a p-value; size factors from the whole matrix, centred. Cross-references the existing Configuring analysis anchor for the settings, and names the code (src/analysis/differential.jl) and the route.
The community files: a bug report and a feature request issue template (both telling reporters to search existing issues first, and to raise a fork's own issues on that fork), a pull request template carrying the PR checklist, and the Contributor Covenant code of conduct. Per this fork's root-shape doctrine the code of conduct lives under .github/ with CONTRIBUTING.md -- the root keeps only authority files and entry points, and test/unit/test_install_pins.jl's bidirectional root check stays green without touching its allowlist.

How to run its tests

Documentation and .github/ convention files; no code changes. Verified locally on a branch cut from the current main tip (655c4da, i.e. including the merged occupancy gate):

julia --project=. test/unit/test_install_pins.jl   # 223/223, root shape 23/23

Every file and anchor the new sections reference exists (src/analysis/differential.jl, the analysis: settings in pipeline.yml, the Configuring analysis heading at line 623 that the cross-reference at line 271 points at, this fork's scripts/install.jl path untouched), and the templates are the issue-form YAML GitHub expects.

What this leaves out

No changes to any workflow, so nothing for the occupancy gate or the action allow-list to weigh. The commit is unsigned (the signing key's passphrase is unavailable to the session that produced it); amend to sign if required. This same change is also proposed upstream as JoshuaJewell#47, with the one fork-specific difference noted above (the code of conduct's location).

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Julia 1.13.1 locally (CI pins 1.12.5). Nothing else touched.

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… community files The README gains a Documentation section pointing at the wiki in metadatastician/MetaManifold-Evidence (docs/wikis), and a Differential Abundance section documenting the tab end to end: the two-condition selection semantics, rank-list scope, aggregation, the Unclassified pooling after the read-count bounds and exclude_categories, the per-taxon negative-binomial GLM (MASS::glm.nb with a size-factor offset, no pseudocounts, Wald test, Benjamini-Hochberg over the taxa that produced a p-value), where the size factors come from, and where the code and the route live. Settings cross-reference the existing Configuring analysis anchor. Also adds the community files: a bug report and feature request issue template (both telling reporters to search first and to raise fork-specific issues on the fork), a pull request template carrying the PR checklist, and the Contributor Covenant code of conduct. Per this fork's root-shape doctrine the code of conduct lives under .github/ with CONTRIBUTING.md -- the root keeps only authority files and entry points, and test/unit/test_install_pins.jl's bidirectional root check stays green without touching its allowlist. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

coderabbitai · 2026-10-15T03:32:04Z

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Documentation
- Expanded the README with guidance on differential abundance analysis, including configuration options, result statuses and validation errors.
Contributor Guidance
- Added community conduct standards and reporting and moderation guidance.
- Added structured forms for bug reports and feature requests, with prompts to provide relevant details.
- Added a pull request template with prompts for describing changes, verification and review considerations.

The pull request adds community conduct guidance and contribution templates. It also updates the README with an overview and reference information for differential abundance analysis, including its configuration and cross-run endpoint.

Changes: Community and contribution guidance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Community conduct policy `.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md`	Adds conduct expectations, reporting guidance, moderation responsibilities, and an enforcement ladder.
Issue and pull request forms `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*`, `.github/pull_request_template.md`	Adds forms for bug reports and feature requests, plus a pull request template with verification and contributor checklists.

Differential abundance documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Analysis overview `README.md`	Adds differential abundance to the analysis overview and links to project documentation.
Analysis and configuration reference `README.md`	Documents the analysis method, inputs, outputs, statuses, errors, configuration options, and cross-run endpoint.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to cf57d

Some contributors must enter placeholder versions to file a bug, and users may miss or misinterpret a supported analysis method. These bounded documentation and intake issues warrant follow-up but do not block merging.

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observed — README.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

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observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The analysis overview adds differential abundance between two conditions using a negative-binomial model with Benjamini–Hochberg-adjusted p-values, and a Documentation section linking to the project wiki.
observed — Modified behavior in README.md: Adds README documentation for differential abundance: condition selection and reference direction; count aggregation, filtering and model fitting; tss and rle offsets and minimum prevalence; plot and table contents and statuses; CSV/report output; and the listed input, configuration, R-package and fitting errors.
observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The analysis configuration description now includes differential abundance. The example adds differential to the exclusion surfaces and updates the documented apply_to options accordingly.
observed — Modified behavior in README.md: Documents analysis.differential defaults: offset: tss with rle as an alternative, and min_prevalence: 0.0 as the fraction of samples requiring reads for a taxon to be tested.

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sonarqubecloud · 2026-10-15T04:46:57Z

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- Around line 273-276: Update the differential-analysis documentation to
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document `replacement_delta` alongside `offset` and `min_prevalence`. Clarify
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