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version 1.99.9 (last updated 2018-04-02)
+ This version is in prepration for the version 2.0
+ The MgDb-class definition was been redefined.
+ To reduce memory usage the and sequence data is now stored
in the SQLite file along with the taxonomy data.
+ The mgFeatures-class now extends the DataFrame-class instead of the AnnotatedDataFrame-class so that mgFeatures can be used to define the rowData slot in a summarizedExperiment-class object.
+ The vignettes have been revised and new vignettes were added providing examples for working with the new class definitions.
+ Along with the new class definitions we have annotation packages for the three major 16S rRNA databases, SILVA, RDP, and Greengenes.
+ Greengenes version 13.8 85% similarity OTUs database is now included in the package.
version 1.6.0 (last update 2017-04-14)
+ Bioc release cleaned up documentation and debugging MgDb class definition with tree slot
version 1.5.1 (last update 2017-03-20)
+ editing documentation
version 1.1.3 (2016-10-01)
+ replaced msd16S with mock community dataset for examples
+ changed tree mgFeatures and MgDb slot from class phylo to phyloOrNULL
version 1.1.2: (2016-03-26)
+ Added mgFeatures class - this class replaces metagenomeAnnotation in the 16S workflow, and contains database information for a user provided list of database sequence ids. A new metagenomeAnnotation-class will be added to the package when a suitable R native 16S taxonomic classificaiton method is available.
+ new `aggregate_taxa` function for aggregating MRexperiment objects to user defined taxonomic level, aggretation of count data is performed using sums by dafault, users can pass any column wise matrix operation.
version 0.0.0.9 : (2015-09-14)
+ Pre-Release Bioconductor