Including a Metadata file is optional and can be included by using the command '-d /path/to/metadata.txt'. Then, the biom file is specified with the command '-m /path/to/biom_file.biom'. In order to use BIOM files as input, the format must be specified in the command line with '-f biom'. The resulting rich dense BIOM file can be used by thirdparty tools such as phyloseq or QIIME etc. If a metadata file is provided, the information will replace the metadata of the corresponding sample. If an input cluster BIOM file ( version 1.0) is provided, along with the representative sequences input (output from Clustering rep-seqs subcommand with '-c' option to make sure rep seq Ids match the cluster Ids in the BIOM file, see ), the classification result of each sequence will replace the taxonomy of the corresponding cluster. The Classifier can take an input minimal (or rich) dense BIOM file as input with an optional Metadata file, and produces a rich dense BIOM file. Classifier outputs both copy number adjusted and unadjusted assignment counts in the hierarchical output files. The Classifier can be trained with user-provided gene copy number data. The precompiled Classifier was trained with the 16S gene copy number data provided by rrnDB website. 73(16):5261-7.Д¬lassifier provides gene copy number adjustment for 16S gene sequences (see ). Naive Bayesian Classifier for Rapid Assignment of rRNA Sequences into the New Bacterial Taxonomy. The online version of RDP Classifier can be found at. The RDP Classifier likely can be adapted to additional phylogenetically coherent bacterial taxonomies. It provides taxonomic assignments from domain to genus, with confidence estimates for each assignment. The RDP Classifier can rapidly and accurately classify bacterial and archaeal 16s rRNA sequences, and Fungal LSU sequences. The RDP Classifier is a naive Bayesian classifier which was developed to provide rapid taxonomic placement based on rRNA sequence data.

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