Open gwidme01 opened 1 year ago
I have updated the transIndel_build_DNA.py file and this bug is fixed. Please download the latest file and re-run your program with transIndel_build_DNA.py. Let me know if you have additional questions.
Hi Rendong, thanks for the quick action. I was wondering what the most likely cause might be if the output vcf file from this command is empty:
python transIndel_call.py -i /cluster/tufts/gwidme01/transIndel/UK12_v1_build.bam -o /cluster/tufts/gwidme01/transIndel/UK12_v1.vcf
content of vcf output file:
The input file is 334 MB in size.
thanks for your help,
Giovanni
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I have updated the transIndel_build_DNA.py file and this bug is fixed. Please download the latest file and re-run your program with transIndel_build_DNA.py. Let me know if you have additional questions.
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You may need to adjust the paraters to allow transindel to detect low allele frequency variants. you can use -c 1 -d 1 -f 0.001 instead of the default values. This should allow you to call all potential variants but also the false positive rate will be high. After you have output in the VCF file, you may need to adjust the parameters, for examples -c 2 -d 5, -f 0.01 to call less and more likely to be true positives.
Hi, thanks for writing transIndel and making it available to the community. I am trying to identify indels in a set of sequence reads originating from a Cryptosporidium isolate. I noticed this error: