Closed rajwanir closed 3 months ago
When you use both bpm
and csv
files together, the bpm
file is only used for computing normalized intensities. Notice that this is the recommended approach as without the bpm
file it is impossible to compute BAF and LRR values and the values computed by the BCFtools/gtc2vcf plugin are superior to those computed by the Illumina/gencall tool as the BAF values from BCFtools/gtc2vcf are not truncated between 0 and 1, which improves downstream performance a little bit
Notice also that you can input the bpm
, the csv
, and a sam/bam
file at the same time and if you do so coordinates will be computed from the sam/bam
file. You do not need to create additional csv
files to run the BCFtools/gtc2vcf plugin
Thank you so much.
Hello @freeseek ,
I wanted to check if I can use the bpm_manifest and a csv_manifest (with an alternate reference, prepared as suggested in the documentation) simultaneously without conflict?
Typically, I am fine with a csv_manifest only (with an alternate reference), however, for some downstream analysis I need the normalized intensities imported into the VCF. For this reason, I see that I must include the bpm_manifest. Since I am using csv_manifest and bpm_manifest with different references, do you see this as conflict or providing any incorrect results? Or it is safe to do so because If both manifests are provided, it primarily uses csv_manifest for coordinates etc and uses bpm_manifest to obtain normalized intensities only?
Thanks