Struct umgap::taxon::TaxonTree

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pub struct TaxonTree {
    pub root: TaxonId,
    pub children: HashMap<TaxonId, Vec<TaxonId>>,
    /* private fields */
}
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Represents a taxonomy tree. Each node is a Taxon represented by its TaxonId.

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§root: TaxonId

The root taxon

§children: HashMap<TaxonId, Vec<TaxonId>>

A map that maps each taxon to its children

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impl TaxonTree

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pub fn new(taxons: &[Taxon]) -> TaxonTree

Creates a taxon tree from the given taxons.

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pub fn filter_ancestors<F>(&self, filter: F) -> Vec<Option<TaxonId>>
where F: Fn(TaxonId) -> bool,

Returns a filtered list of taxons (or more specifically, their identifiers)

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pub fn child_count(&self, whose: TaxonId) -> usize

Returns the amount of children a given taxon has in this tree.

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pub fn snapping( &self, taxons: &TaxonList, ranked_only: bool ) -> Vec<Option<TaxonId>>

Converts a list of taxons into their respective taxon id’s for this tree. Replaces each invalid (or unranked) taxon with it’s first valid (and ranked) ancestor.

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  • taxons: a vector of taxons, indexed by their TaxonId.
  • ranked_only: whether to include only taxons with a rank.

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impl IntoIterator for TaxonTree

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type IntoIter = EulerIterator

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type Item = (usize, usize)

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