Closed Sunhh closed 1 year ago
Hi Honghe,
the output VCF should contain exactly the same variants as the input VCF, just with variants added. So in your case, the number of variants is different? Do you have the log output of PanGenie? And can you share the command you used to run it?
Best, Jana
Hi Jana,
Thank you for your reply! My output has the same variant record number as the input, but after some position of each chromosome, all the following positions are called as missing (./.). I found this problem disappeared after I removed the ‘-u’ parameter. I didn’t see anything abnormal in the log.
Best regards, Honghe
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Hi Honghe,
the output VCF should contain exactly the same variants as the input VCF, just with variants added. So in your case, the number of variants is different? Do you have the log output of PanGenie? And can you share the command you used to run it?
Best, Jana
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if you use the -u parameter, PanGenie reports genotype „./.“ for all variants not covered by any unique kmers. So I guess in your case, there are no unique kmers for these variants.
Hi Jana,
Then that'll be really weird to me. For each of the 11 chromosomes I have, the genotypes after ~ 10-13 Mb are all "./.". Considering my chromosome length ranges 28-38 Mbp, I cannot believe the rest 20 Mbp have no unique kmers at all. Besides, subsetting the reads with only those mapped to the un-genotyped regions could produce genotypes for some region but again after some position, all the following genotypes were "./.". However, I feel without "-u" parameter, my results look good. Since I can do genotyping without "-u" well, I think my problem has been solved well. I'll close this issue.
Thank you!
Best regards, Hognhe
if you use the -u parameter, PanGenie reports genotype „./.“ for all variants not covered by any unique kmers. So I guess in your case, there are no unique kmers for these variants.
Hi Jana,
I ran PanGenie for genotyping on my own dataset, and it finished without errors or warnings. However, I found on all 11 chromosomes, the genotyping results stopped too early, around 11 Mb or 13 Mb while the the chromosome length should be close to 30 Mb. What is your recommendation to solve this problem?
Thank you!
Honghe