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slapnap

Super LeArner Predictions using NAb Panels

Authors: David Benkeser, Brian D. Williamson, Craig A. Magaret, Courtney Simmons, Sohail Nizam, Peter B. Gilbert

Build Status Project Status: Active - The project has reached a stable, usable state and is being actively developed. MIT license


Description

slapnap is a Docker image for developing cross-validation-based ensemble predictors of neutralization sensitivity/resistance using HIV sequences from the CATNAP database. The image provides an automated tool for reading the data from the online database, compiling analytic data sets, developing prediction models, and summarizing results.


Usage

This GitHub repository contains the source code needed to build the slapnap docker image. The repository is also set up for continuous integration via Travis-CI, with built images found on DockerHub. See the Docker website for installation instructions.

From a terminal the image can be downloaded from DockerHub via the command line.

docker pull slapnap/slapnap

slapnap is executed using the docker run command. For example, the following code will instruct slapnap to create and evaluate a neutralization predictor for the bnAb combination VRC07-523-LS and PGT121:

docker run \
  -v path/to/local/save/directory:/home/output/ \
  -e nab="VRC07-523-LS;PGT121" \
  -e outcomes=”ic50;estsens” \
  -e combination_method="additive" \
  -e learners=”rf;lasso” \
  -e importance_grp=”marg” \
  -e importance_ind=”pred” \
  slapnap/slapnap:latest

The –v tag specifies the directory on the user’s computer where the report will be saved, and path/to/local/save/directory should be replaced with the desired target directory. Options for the analysis are passed to the container via the -e tag; these options include the bnAbs to include in the analysis (nab), the neutralization outcomes of interest (outcomes), the method for predicting combination neutralization (combination_method), the learners to use in the analysis (learners), and the types of variable importance to compute (importance_grp, for groups of variables; importance_ind, for individual variables). Other output (e.g., the formatted analysis dataset and the fitted learners) can be requested via the return option. A full list of options and their syntax are available in the slapnap documentation.

Complete documentation is available here.

Issues

If you encounter any bugs or have any specific feature requests, please file an issue.


License

© 2019- David Benkeser

The contents of this repository are distributed under the MIT license:

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2019- David Benkeser

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