Closed charlenelawdes closed 3 months ago
Hello @charlenelawdes
Thanks for your interest in the workflow.
I ran the workflow on the demo dataset provided by this workflow, and I get different results when running --cnv with and without --use_qdnaseq. The reports also look different, with useful graphs present in the version using QDNAseq no longer present with Spectre.
We're working on adding plots to the spectre output, we were keen to get spectre into our users hands as quickly as possible and so visualisations are lagging behind somewhat. Apologies for that.
When running with QDNAseq, I get a CNV for chromosome 20, but I get no CNV when running with Spectre on the same demo dataset.
These are two very different algorithms and so differences are to be expected. It would be great to hear your feedback when you get the two tools running on real samples. Demo data is often not complete as we can't ship huge amounts of data.
Matt
Hi @charlenelawdes, I'll close this for now but please feel free to re-open if you have any further questions.
Operating System
CentOS 7 DEMO.wf-human-cnv-report_qdnaseq.pdf DEMO.wf-human-cnv-report_spectre.pdf
Other Linux
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Workflow Version
v2.2.0
Workflow Execution
Command line (Cluster)
Other workflow execution
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EPI2ME Version
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CLI command run
Workflow Execution - CLI Execution Profile
None
What happened?
I ran the workflow on the demo dataset provided by this workflow, and I get different results when running
--cnv
with and without--use_qdnaseq
. The reports also look different, with useful graphs present in the version using QDNAseq no longer present with Spectre.When running with QDNAseq, I get a CNV for chromosome 20, but I get no CNV when running with Spectre on the same demo dataset.
I included the run output for the run with Spectre and the two reports in PDF.
Relevant log output
Application activity log entry
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Were you able to successfully run the latest version of the workflow with the demo data?
yes
Other demo data information
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