java -Xmx24g -jar /ex/BisSNP-0.82.2.jar \
-R /ref/mm10.fa \
-I /media/john/DATA1/WGBS/44_Mm01_WEAd_C2_WGBS_E_no_dupes.bam \
-T BisulfiteGenotyper \
--trim_5_end_bp 3 \
--trim_3_end_bp 1 \
-vfn1 Mm01.WGBS.meth.vcf -vfn2 Mm01.WGBS.snp.vcf \
--non_directional_protocol \
-mbq 12 \
-minConv 0 \
-toCoverage 1000 \
-mmq 60 \
-nt 10
0 T* C
0 A* G
0 A* G
0 C* T
0 T* C
0 C* T
0 C* T
0 C* T
0 T* C
0 G* A
0 T* C
0 T* C
0 C* T
0 G* A
0 A* G
0 T* C
0 C* T
Mm01.WGBS.meth.vcf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/john/toolshed-0.4.0/bwa-meth-0.10/bwameth.py", line 601, in <module>
main(sys.argv[1:])
File "/home/john/toolshed-0.4.0/bwa-meth-0.10/bwameth.py", line 554, in main
sys.exit(tabulate_main(args[1:]))
File "/home/john/toolshed-0.4.0/bwa-meth-0.10/bwameth.py", line 506, in tabulate_main
.format(prefix=a.prefix, sample=sample), "w")
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'Mm01.WGBS.C57BL/6J.meth.bed'
I think the error is about there not being a directory called Mm01.WGBS.C57BL - but it only wants to write to that directory because my RGIDs look like this:
@RG ID:HWI-ST552.C2J56ACXX.1.NA SM:C57BL/6J LB:Mm01.WGBS PL:illumina CN:Essen DS:Circadian Day
@RG ID:HWI-ST552.C2J56ACXX.2.NA SM:C57BL/6J LB:Mm01.WGBS PL:illumina CN:Essen DS:Circadian Day
@RG ID:HWI-ST552.C2J56ACXX.3.NA SM:C57BL/6J LB:Mm01.WGBS PL:illumina CN:Essen DS:Circadian Day
@RG ID:HWI-ST552.D2FWTACXX.1.CAGATCA SM:C57BL/6J LB:Mm01.WGBS PL:illumina CN:Essen DS:Circadian Day
and I think the "/" i the sample name is not being escaped/deleted when writing out the new file. Also, i'm not sure using data from the RG is a good idea regardless, since 1 BAM file can contain many RGIDs (it just so happens that in my file they all have the same SM/LB) I did however get the following outputs:
It seems that when running tabulate like so:
/home/john/toolshed-0.4.0/bwa-meth-0.10/bwameth.py tabulate --map-q 60 --bissnp /ex/BisSNP-0.82.2.jar --prefix Mm01.WGBS -t 10 --reference /ref/mm10.fa --trim 3,1 /media/john/DATA1/WGBS/44_Mm01_WEAd_C2_WGBS_E_no_dupes.bam
I get the following output:
I think the error is about there not being a directory called Mm01.WGBS.C57BL - but it only wants to write to that directory because my RGIDs look like this:
and I think the "/" i the sample name is not being escaped/deleted when writing out the new file. Also, i'm not sure using data from the RG is a good idea regardless, since 1 BAM file can contain many RGIDs (it just so happens that in my file they all have the same SM/LB) I did however get the following outputs:
All the best! :)