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# TreeProfiler Overview
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TreeProfiler is a command line tool designed to automate the annotation of large phylogenetic trees with corresponding metadata. It also facilitates the visual exploration of these annotations as phylogenetic profiles, making it a powerful resource for researchers working with complex biological data.
Here is some examples figure from treeprofiler paper to demonstrate the scalbility and use case. For full code and figure reproduction instructions, please check at https://github.com/dengzq1234/treeprofiler_paper.
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-[Figure 1A–E Layout Demos](https://treeprofiler_ex1.cgmlab.org/) and [Figure 1F–H Trait Types & Features](https://treeprofiler_ex2.cgmlab.org/). General overview.
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-[Figure 2: POR_N Domain Family](https://treeprofiler_ex3.cgmlab.org/). Visualization of POR_N family phylogenetic tree across 13,297 sequences with taxonomic annotation, KEGG KO profiling and Pfam domain architectures.
-[Figure 3: mOTUs Abundance Profiles](https://treeprofiler_ex4.cgmlab.org/). Visualization of the mOTUs reference taxonomy tree with 124,295 leaves annotated with 51 habitat-specific abundance profiles.
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## Key Features:
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- Automated Annotation that integrates metadata into phylogenetic tree, and summarizes annotation in internal nodes, including:
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-[Gallery of Interactive Examples](#gallery-of-interactive-examples)
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-[Installation](#installation)
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-[Quick Install via pip with Conda](#quick-install-via-pip-with-conda)
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-[Quick Start with Example Dataset](#quick-start-with-example-dataset)
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-[Install Latest TreeProfiler for Local Development](#install-latest-treeprofiler-for-local-development)
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-[Basic Usage](#basic-usage)
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-[Input Files](#input-files)
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-[Using TreeProfiler via Command Line](#using-treeprofiler-via-command-line)
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-[Using TreeProfiler via GUI Interface](#using-treeprofiler-via-gui-interface)
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-[Documentation](#documentation)
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-[Gallery of Examples](#gallery-of-examples)
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-[Getting Support and Issues](#getting-support-and-issues)
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# Installation
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https://dengzq1234.github.io/TreeProfiler/
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# Gallery of examples
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Here is some examples figure from treeprofiler paper to demonstrate the scalbility and use case. For full code and figure reproduction instructions, please check at https://github.com/dengzq1234/treeprofiler_paper.
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General overview (Online interactive session in [Figure 1A–E Layout Demos](http://138.4.139.25:5030/) and [Figure 1F–H Trait Types & Features](http://138.4.139.25:5031/))
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Visualization of POR_N family phylogenetic tree across 13,297 sequences with taxonomic annotation, KEGG KO profiling and Pfam domain architectures.
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(Online interactive session in [Figure 2: POR_N Domain Family](http://138.4.139.25:5032/))
Visualization of the mOTUs reference taxonomy tree with 124,295 leaves annotated with 51 habitat-specific abundance profiles(Online interactive session in [Figure 3: mOTUs Abundance Profiles](http://138.4.139.25:5033/))
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# Getting support and issues
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For bug reports, feature requests and general discussion, use
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