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PlateID keeps the original XML file name (e.g. 'Inflammation Panel 250 _V2_.xml'), but submitters often rename files to remove spaces before deposition. Match names ignoring whitespace vs underscores and case.
Repeated measurements of one individual (e.g. a sample measured by two labs) share an SDRF source name and differ in assay name. Joining on source name alone left one run per individual unannotated: on a NULISA submission with 43 individuals measured in lab a and lab b, 53 of 96 samples matched; now 96 of 96.
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Review comments at @src/pyprideap/io/readers/nulisa.py:
- Around line 144-145: Update the XML lookup around candidates and found to
prefer an exact filename match, falling back to a normalized match only when
exactly one XML file matches. Skip ambiguous matches so they cannot attach
incorrect UniProt IDs or plate QC, and add a regression test for colliding
normalized filenames.
Review comments at @src/pyprideap/io/readers/sdrf.py:
- Line 330: Limit the `assay name` fallback in `sdrf_join_cols` to cases where
`sdrf_col` is `"source name"`. For any other requested column, build the join
candidates from `sdrf_col` alone so the merge cannot select rows using a
different key.
- Around line 368-369: Update the match count in the join-selection logic to
count rows whose join key in `lk` exists in `right["_prideap_key"]`, rather than
counting non-null values in `attempt[new_cols[0]]`. Keep the existing comparison
against `matched` unchanged so joins are ranked by matched rows, including rows
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| candidates = {_normalise_name(p.name): p for p in sorted(path.parent.glob("*.xml"))} | ||
| found = [candidates.get(_normalise_name(pid)) for pid in plate_ids if pid] |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle normalized filename collisions.
Line 144 overwrites candidates that differ only by spaces, underscores, or case. Line 145 then selects an arbitrary XML file, which can attach incorrect UniProt IDs and plate QC.
Prefer an exact filename match. Otherwise, use the normalized match only when it is unique. Report or skip ambiguous matches, and add a regression test.
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| # SDRF columns to join on: source name identifies the biological source (shared | ||
| # by repeated measurements of one individual), assay name each measurement. | ||
| # Both are tried and the one matching the most samples is used. | ||
| sdrf_join_cols = [c for c in dict.fromkeys([sdrf_col, "assay name"]) if c in sdrf.columns] |
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Limit the assay-name fallback to the default join.
When a caller sets sdrf_col to a column other than "source name", sdrf_join_cols still adds "assay name". The attempt loop keeps any candidate that matches more samples, so the merge can join on assay name instead of the requested column. The documented meaning of sdrf_col is the column to join on. Metadata can then come from SDRF rows selected by a different key.
Keep the assay name fallback for the default source name join. For any other sdrf_col, join only on the requested column.
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--- "a/src/pyprideap/io/readers/sdrf.py" +++ "b/src/pyprideap/io/readers/sdrf.py" @@ -327,7 +327,8 @@ # SDRF columns to join on: source name identifies the biological source (shared # by repeated measurements of one individual), assay name each measurement. # Both are tried and the one matching the most samples is used. - sdrf_join_cols = [c for c in dict.fromkeys([sdrf_col, "assay name"]) if c in sdrf.columns] + fallback_cols = ["assay name"] if sdrf_col == "source name" else [] + sdrf_join_cols = [c for c in dict.fromkeys([sdrf_col, *fallback_cols]) if c in sdrf.columns] sdrf_join_col = sdrf_join_cols[0] # An SDRF often describes several data files; use only the rows for this one
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| n = int(attempt[new_cols[0]].notna().sum()) | ||
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Count joined keys, not non-null values in one metadata column.
n counts non-null values in new_cols[0], not the rows whose join key matched. A joined row whose first new metadata column is blank is not counted. A join that matches more samples can then tie or lose against the source-name join, and the source-name result is kept. Those samples keep no SDRF metadata.
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--- "a/src/pyprideap/io/readers/sdrf.py" +++ "b/src/pyprideap/io/readers/sdrf.py" @@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ .drop_duplicates(subset=["_prideap_key"], keep="first") ) attempt = left.assign(_prideap_key=lk).merge(right, on="_prideap_key", how="left") - n = int(attempt[new_cols[0]].notna().sum()) + n = int(lk.isin(right["_prideap_key"]).sum()) if n > matched: merged, matched, sample_col, sdrf_join_col = ( attempt.drop(columns=["_prideap_key"]),
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Two fixes found while preparing a NULISA PRIDE submission with an SDRF.
PlateIDwith its original file name, which contains spaces (…Inflammation Panel 250 _V2_.xml). Submitters remove spaces before deposition, and after that the reader no longer found the XML, so UniProt IDs and plate QC were lost. XML names are now matched ignoring whitespace vs underscores and case.source nameis the individual, andassay nameis each measurement.merge_sdrfjoined onsource nameonly, so repeated measurements of one individual (here the same 43 subjects measured by two labs) matched only once. It now tries both columns and keeps whichever matches more samples.On the submission folder (renamed files + SDRF):
Tests: two new regression tests. With CI's versions: 223 passed; ruff and mypy are clean.
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