Parsing the numerical output from Sensovation SensoSpot image analysis.
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""" Stub file for testing the project """
import numpy
import pytest
from .conftest import EXAMPLE_DIR_WO_PARAMS, EXAMPLE_DIR_WITH_PARAMS
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"sub_dir, file_name",
[
(
EXAMPLE_DIR_WO_PARAMS,
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_1.csv",
),
(
EXAMPLE_DIR_WITH_PARAMS,
"160210_SG2-010-001_Regen_cy3100_1_A1_1.csv",
),
],
)
def test_parse_csv(example_dir, sub_dir, file_name):
from sensospot_data.parser import _parse_csv
result = _parse_csv(example_dir / sub_dir / file_name)
columns = {
" ID ": numpy.int64,
"Pos.X": numpy.int64,
"Pos.Y": numpy.int64,
"Bkg.Mean": float,
"Spot.Mean": float,
"Bkg.Median": float,
"Spot.Median": float,
"Bkg.StdDev": float,
"Spot.StdDev": float,
"Bkg.Sum": numpy.int64,
"Spot.Sum": numpy.int64,
"Bkg.Area": numpy.int64,
"Spot.Area": numpy.int64,
"Spot.Sat. (%)": numpy.int64,
"Found": numpy.bool_,
"Pos.Nom.X": numpy.int64,
"Pos.Nom.Y": numpy.int64,
"Dia.": numpy.int64,
"Rect.": str,
"Contour": object, # ignore the type of contour
}
assert set(result.columns) == set(columns.keys())
assert len(result[" ID "].unique()) == 100
assert len(result) == 100
for column, value_type in columns.items():
assert isinstance(result[column][0], value_type)
def test_parse_csv_no_array(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import _parse_csv
result = _parse_csv(example_dir / "no_array_A1_1.csv")
assert len(result) == 1
assert result[" ID "][0] == 0
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"input, expected", [("", "."), ("..,", "."), (".,,", ","), ("..,,", ".")]
)
def test_guess_decimal_separator_returns_correct_separator(input, expected):
from io import StringIO
from sensospot_data.parser import _guess_decimal_separator
handle = StringIO(f"header\n{input}\n")
result = _guess_decimal_separator(handle)
assert result == expected
def test_guess_decimal_separator_rewinds_handle():
from io import StringIO
from sensospot_data.parser import _guess_decimal_separator
handle = StringIO("\n".join(["header", "data_line"]))
_guess_decimal_separator(handle)
assert next(handle) == "header\n"
def test_well_regex_ok():
from sensospot_data.parser import REGEX_WELL
result = REGEX_WELL.match("AbC123")
assert result["row"] == "AbC"
assert result["column"] == "123"
@pytest.mark.parametrize("input", ["", "A", "1", "1A", "-1", "A-"])
def test_well_regex_no_match(input):
from sensospot_data.parser import REGEX_WELL
result = REGEX_WELL.match(input)
assert result is None
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"filename, expected",
[("A1_1.csv", ("A", 1, 1)), ("test/measurement_1_H12_2", ("H", 12, 2))],
)
def test_extract_measurement_info_ok(filename, expected):
from sensospot_data.parser import _extract_measurement_info
result = _extract_measurement_info(filename)
assert result == expected
@pytest.mark.parametrize("filename", ["wrong_exposure_A1_B", "no_well_XX_1"])
def test_extract_measurement_info_raises_error(filename):
from sensospot_data.parser import _extract_measurement_info
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
_extract_measurement_info(filename)
def test_cleanup_data_columns():
from pandas import DataFrame
from sensospot_data.parser import _cleanup_data_columns
columns = ["Rect.", "Contour", " ID ", "Found", "Dia."]
data = {col: [i] for i, col in enumerate(columns)}
data_frame = DataFrame(data=data)
result = _cleanup_data_columns(data_frame)
assert set(result.columns) == {"Pos.Id", "Spot.Found", "Spot.Diameter"}
assert result["Pos.Id"][0] == 2
assert result["Spot.Found"][0] == 3
assert result["Spot.Diameter"][0] == 4
def test_parse_file(example_file):
from sensospot_data.parser import parse_file
result = parse_file(example_file)
columns = {
"Pos.Id",
"Pos.X",
"Pos.Y",
"Bkg.Mean",
"Spot.Mean",
"Bkg.Median",
"Spot.Median",
"Bkg.StdDev",
"Spot.StdDev",
"Bkg.Sum",
"Spot.Sum",
"Bkg.Area",
"Spot.Area",
"Spot.Saturation",
"Spot.Found",
"Pos.Nom.X",
"Pos.Nom.Y",
"Spot.Diameter",
"Well.Row",
"Well.Column",
"Exposure.Id",
}
assert set(result.columns) == columns
assert result["Well.Row"][0] == "A"
assert result["Well.Column"][0] == 1
assert result["Exposure.Id"][0] == 1
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"file_list",
[
[
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_1.csv",
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_2.csv",
],
["160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_1.csv"],
],
)
def testparse_multiple_files_ok(example_dir, file_list):
from sensospot_data.parser import parse_multiple_files
sub_dir = example_dir / EXAMPLE_DIR_WO_PARAMS
files = [sub_dir / file for file in file_list]
data_frame = parse_multiple_files(files)
print(data_frame["Exposure.Id"].unique())
assert len(data_frame) == 100 * len(files)
assert len(data_frame["Exposure.Id"].unique()) == len(files)
def testparse_multiple_files_empty_file_list():
from sensospot_data.parser import parse_multiple_files
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
parse_multiple_files([])
def testparse_multiple_files_empty_array(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import parse_multiple_files
files = [example_dir / "no_array_A1_1.csv"]
data_frame = parse_multiple_files(files)
print(data_frame["Exposure.Id"].unique())
assert len(data_frame) == 1
def test_list_csv_files(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import list_csv_files
result = list(list_csv_files(example_dir / EXAMPLE_DIR_WITH_PARAMS))
assert len(result) == 36 * 3
assert all(str(item).endswith(".csv") for item in result)
assert all(not item.stem.startswith(".") for item in result)
def test_parse_folder(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import parse_folder
data_frame = parse_folder(example_dir / EXAMPLE_DIR_WITH_PARAMS)
assert len(data_frame) == 36 * 3 * 100
assert len(data_frame["Well.Row"].unique()) == 3
assert len(data_frame["Well.Column"].unique()) == 12
assert len(data_frame["Exposure.Id"].unique()) == 3
assert len(data_frame["Pos.Id"].unique()) == 100
assert len(data_frame["Parameters.Channel"].unique()) == 2
assert len(data_frame["Parameters.Time"].unique()) == 3
def test_sanity_check_ok(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import _sanity_check, parse_multiple_files
sub_dir = example_dir / EXAMPLE_DIR_WO_PARAMS
file_list = [
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_1.csv",
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_2.csv",
]
files = [sub_dir / file for file in file_list]
data_frame = parse_multiple_files(files)
result = _sanity_check(data_frame)
assert len(result) == len(data_frame)
def test_sanity_check_raises_value_error(example_dir):
from sensospot_data.parser import _sanity_check, parse_multiple_files
sub_dir = example_dir / EXAMPLE_DIR_WO_PARAMS
file_list = [
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_1.csv",
"160218_SG2-013-001_Regen1_Cy3-100_1_A1_2.csv",
]
files = [sub_dir / file for file in file_list]
data_frame = parse_multiple_files(files)
data_frame = data_frame.drop(data_frame.index[1])
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
_sanity_check(data_frame)