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: TSV/CSV download should contain relative abundances
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I think this also fits in with the idea of downloading the current view-state as a CSV (I don't think there's an existing issue for that either). |
👍, I think we should support both absolute and relative frequencies |
This recently came up on the forum. |
This feature is useful. Is there a time table? |
@qins - no, this is pretty low on our priority list since the relative abundance can be calculated directly from the absolute abundance values. If you need help with this calculation please open a new topic at https://forum.qiime2.org. Thanks! |
I calculated the relative abundance with a script. But many users may want a to-end solution. |
Why the CSV file downloaded from taxa-bar-plot shows fewer entities than the real sequences? In this case, this table is only part of the feature table. How can we get a complete absolute abundance and a relative abundance (with taxonomy) table? |
Hi @KatherineXUE please get in touch on the QIIME 2 forum for support questions. Thanks! |
Improvement Description
This would be consistent with what is shown in the barplots and is more useful than absolute counts (e.g., if a user wants to download and generate the same plots outside of QIIME 2).
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