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…ings in the README Both CodeRabbit findings from #143, accepted; the PR merged before the fixes could ride on it, so they land here. - The bug report form required R and browser versions from everyone: a command-line reporter has no browser to name, and a web-interface reporter often cannot know the server's R version, so both fields forced placeholder answers. They are now optional, each with the wording that says when it applies; Julia stays required, since every reporter runs the Julia server. - The differential-abundance README section described only the default nb_glm method and listed only offset and min_prevalence, presenting the analysis as NB-only; clr_welch and replacement_delta have been in the pipeline config and code since the upstream syncs. The section now documents method and replacement_delta, notes that offset applies to nb_glm only, and states clr_welch's effect as a CLR difference, not a fold change. The wording follows config/defaults/pipeline.yml's own comments for the same keys. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
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- Around line 268-270: Update the README volcano-plot description to state that
`nb_glm` plots log2 fold change while `clr_welch` plots the CLR difference;
retain the shared raw p-value axis and adjusted-p-value colouring description.
- Around line 268-270: Update the refusal list in the README to include
unsupported method values, replacement_delta values outside (0, 1), clr_welch
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Context: ...s-analysis-in-pipelineyml)): - method: nb_glm (default) or clr_welch, as a...
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266-266: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessThe
nb_glmeffect is converted to a log2 fold change before the route exposes it. The README description is correct, so no change is required.
| of 1. The alternative, `clr_welch`, runs Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios | ||
| over the taxa passing `min_prevalence`, after `zCompositions::cmultRepl` | ||
| replaces their zeros; its effect is a difference in CLR units, not a fold |
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Describe the volcano-plot axis by method.
The plot uses the method-specific effect key and label. Update the README because it currently states that every plot uses log2 fold change.
Suggested documentation fix
-The result is a volcano plot and a table. The plot draws log2 fold change
-against -log10 of the raw p-value, coloured by whether the adjusted p-value
-is below 0.05.
+The result is a volcano plot and a table. For `nb_glm`, the plot draws log2
+fold change. For `clr_welch`, it draws the CLR difference. In both cases,
+the effect is plotted against -log10 of the raw p-value and coloured by
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 268 - 270:
Update the README volcano-plot description to state that `nb_glm` plots log2
fold change while `clr_welch` plots the CLR difference; retain the shared raw
p-value axis and adjusted-p-value colouring description.
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Complete the failure conditions for the new settings.
The refusal list should also include unsupported method values, replacement_delta values outside (0, 1), fewer than two samples in either group for clr_welch, and unavailable zCompositions. A 1+2 group split passes the documented three-sample minimum but then fails the clr_welch per-group check.
Suggested README update
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+- `clr_welch` has fewer than 2 samples in either group;
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 268 - 270:
Update the refusal list in the README to include unsupported method values,
replacement_delta values outside (0, 1), clr_welch groups with fewer than two
samples, and cases where zCompositions cannot be loaded. Clarify that the
documented three-sample minimum does not prevent a 1+2 split from failing the
per-group requirement.
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13 conflicted files, all the fork's sync-policy set (CI pinning, docstrings, occupancy work, tests). Fork main's versions win: this branch's docs content was already absorbed there via #143/#145, and its older upstream state is superseded. The net diff against main is CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (community files this PR adds, not yet on main) and upstream's vsearch entry-point test not yet absorbed. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
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What this changes
Both CodeRabbit findings from #143, accepted; the PR merged before the fixes could ride on it, so they land here.
bug_report.yml) — the R and browser version fields were required from everyone. A command-line reporter has no browser to name, and a web-interface reporter often cannot know the server's R version, so both forced placeholder answers. They are now optional, each saying when it applies; Julia stays required, since every reporter runs the Julia server.nb_glmmethod and listed onlyoffsetandmin_prevalence, presenting the analysis as NB-only. It now documentsmethodandreplacement_delta, notesoffsetapplies tonb_glmonly, and statesclr_welch's effect as a CLR difference, not a fold change. Wording followsconfig/defaults/pipeline.yml's own comments for the same keys.The identical commit is also on
upstream/docs-community(upstream PR JoshuaJewell#56), so the two copies stay in step.Verification
Docs-only; no code path changes. The form renders in GitHub's template preview; the README section matches the config keys enumerated in
config/defaults/pipeline.ymland theDifferentialConfigcontract insrc/analysis/differential.jl.Notes
The commit is unsigned — the signing key's passphrase was not available in the session that produced it. The LanguageTool "loose punctuation" notes from the same review are not acted on: they flag the README's standard markdown list formatting, which the whole file uses.
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