Open weewus opened 1 month ago
This is based on the paired-end distributions and how many pairs support an SV and whether the SV is supported by split-reads.
Firstly, thanks for getting back so quickly :)
This helps in understanding what supports CIPOS and CIEND, but it doesn't quite tell me what they mean.
The use case is understanding overlaps between variants. If two variants don't overlap when not considering CIPOS and CIEND, but overlap when considering CIPOS and CIEND for each - how should this be interpreted?
My impression was that regardless of how CIPOS and CIEND are calculated, they would give information about the % significance for POS and END locations for some probability distribution.
I'm not really sure where to start if CIPOS and CIEND don't give some % significance for POS and END locations.
This is based on the paired-end distributions and how many pairs support an SV and whether the SV is supported by split-reads.
Dear author: When I used delly for SV detecting,i found a questions that maked me confused. For example: SR indicates the number of split reads is 39, but RV (the number of junction reads) is 0. For junction reads and split reads, it should be the same notation. Is there any reasons in genotyping? 8 121299546 BND00008260 A [10:123241058[A 2340 PASS PRECISE;SVTYPE=BND;SVMETHOD=EMBL.DELLYv1.1.6;END=121299547;CHR2=10;POS2=123241058;PE=0;MAPQ=0;CT=5to5;CIPOS=-5,5;CIEND=-5,5;SRMAPQ=60;INSLEN=0;HOMLEN=5;SR=39;SRQ=1;CONSENSUS=CTCTCCATAACCAAGAAAATAAACATGCCAAGAGGAATTTGGTGAGTAAACAATGTTAAGTCCTAAGAGCTGCTAATGGGACCACTTTGAGCCATGAACTAATAAATCTCCACCACATCAAAAGAGAACTTTTTGCTTACAATGATAAAAACGAAATTTTGTCCTAAATGGAACCGTTTTTCTTGAGCATATGGTAATGATTTTCAGAAGGAAAGAAACTTCGATTTTTATATCCACCAGAC;CE=1.92421 GT:GL:GQ:FT:RCL:RC:RCR:RDCN:DR:DV:RR:RV 0/0:0,-75.1615,-768.704:10000:PASS:338:4712:4374:2:0:0:250:0 Look forward to your reply! Thank you. Thank you . Yours sincerely Phillip!
I'm looking at delly vcf outputs and trying to compare them to other callers. What distributions, % confidence is used for CIPOS and CIEND.? Is this user defined?