# Aggregation¶

For a full list of aggregators, see the aggregators section of the API reference.

## Table Aggregations¶

### Aggregate Over Rows Into A Local Value¶

#### One aggregation¶

description: Compute the fraction of rows where SEX == 'M' in a table. >>> ht.aggregate(hl.agg.fraction(ht.SEX == 'M')) 0.5 

#### Multiple aggregations¶

description: Compute two aggregation statistics, the fraction of rows where SEX == 'M' and the mean value of X, from the rows of a table. >>> ht.aggregate(hl.struct(fraction_male = hl.agg.fraction(ht.SEX == 'M'), ... mean_x = hl.agg.mean(ht.X))) Struct(fraction_male=0.5, mean_x=6.5) 

### Aggregate Per Group¶

description: Group the table ht by ID and compute the mean value of X per group. >>> result_ht = ht.group_by(ht.ID).aggregate(mean_x=hl.agg.mean(ht.X)) 

## Matrix Table Aggregations¶

### Aggregate Entries Per Row (Over Columns)¶

description: Count the number of occurrences of each unique GT field per row, i.e. aggregate over the columns of the matrix table. Methods MatrixTable.filter_rows(), MatrixTable.select_rows(), and MatrixTable.transmute_rows() also support aggregation over columns. >>> result_mt = mt.annotate_rows(gt_counter=hl.agg.counter(mt.GT)) 

### Aggregate Entries Per Column (Over Rows)¶

description: Compute the mean of the GQ field per column, i.e. aggregate over the rows of the MatrixTable. Methods MatrixTable.filter_cols(), MatrixTable.select_cols(), and MatrixTable.transmute_cols() also support aggregation over rows. >>> result_mt = mt.annotate_cols(gq_mean=hl.agg.mean(mt.GQ)) 

### Aggregate Column Values Into a Local Value¶

#### One aggregation¶

description: Aggregate over the column-indexed field pheno.is_female to compute the fraction of female samples in the matrix table. >>> mt.aggregate_cols(hl.agg.fraction(mt.pheno.is_female)) 0.48 

#### Multiple aggregations¶

description: Perform multiple aggregations over column-indexed fields by using a struct expression. The result is a single struct containing two nested fields, fraction_female and case_ratio. >>> mt.aggregate_cols(hl.struct( ... fraction_female=hl.agg.fraction(mt.pheno.is_female), ... case_ratio=hl.agg.count_where(mt.is_case) / hl.agg.count())) Struct(fraction_female=0.48, case_ratio=1.0) 

### Aggregate Row Values Into a Local Value¶

#### One aggregation¶

description: Compute the mean value of the row-indexed field qual. >>> mt.aggregate_rows(hl.agg.mean(mt.qual)) 544323.8915384616 

#### Multiple aggregations¶

description: Perform two row aggregations: count the number of row values of qual that are greater than 40, and compute the mean value of qual. The result is a single struct containing two nested fields, n_high_quality and mean_qual. >>> mt.aggregate_rows( ... hl.struct(n_high_quality=hl.agg.count_where(mt.qual > 40), ... mean_qual=hl.agg.mean(mt.qual))) Struct(n_high_quality=13, mean_qual=544323.8915384616) 

### Aggregate Entry Values Into A Local Value¶

description: Compute the mean of the entry-indexed field GQ and the call rate of the entry-indexed field GT. The result is returned as a single struct with two nested fields. >>> mt.aggregate_entries( ... hl.struct(global_gq_mean=hl.agg.mean(mt.GQ), ... call_rate=hl.agg.fraction(hl.is_defined(mt.GT)))) Struct(global_gq_mean=64.01841473178543, call_rate=0.9607692307692308) 

### Aggregate Per Column Group¶

description: Group the columns of the matrix table by the column-indexed field cohort and compute the call rate per cohort. >>> result_mt = (mt.group_cols_by(mt.cohort) ... .aggregate(call_rate=hl.agg.fraction(hl.is_defined(mt.GT))))  Group the columns of the matrix table by the column-indexed field cohort using MatrixTable.group_cols_by(), which returns a GroupedMatrixTable. Then use GroupedMatrixTable.aggregate() to compute an aggregation per column group. The result is a matrix table with an entry field call_rate that contains the result of the aggregation. The new matrix table has a row schema equal to the original row schema, a column schema equal to the fields passed to group_cols_by, and an entry schema determined by the expression passed to aggregate. Other column fields and entry fields are dropped.

### Aggregate Per Row Group¶

description: Compute the number of calls with one or more non-reference alleles per gene group. >>> result_mt = (mt.group_rows_by(mt.gene) ... .aggregate(n_non_ref=hl.agg.count_where(mt.GT.is_non_ref())))  Group the rows of the matrix table by the row-indexed field gene using MatrixTable.group_rows_by(), which returns a GroupedMatrixTable. Then use GroupedMatrixTable.aggregate() to compute an aggregation per grouped row. The result is a matrix table with an entry field n_non_ref that contains the result of the aggregation. This new matrix table has a row schema equal to the fields passed to group_rows_by, a column schema equal to the column schema of the original matrix table, and an entry schema determined by the expression passed to aggregate. Other row fields and entry fields are dropped.