Open Ceonham opened 2 years ago
I have a similar problem. I used different softwares to generate my two input files. My input files have the same 259 samples yet the output only has two samples (second one is just the first sample name + "_1").
Were you able to find a fix?
It seems impossible to integrate two input files with so many samples by SURVIVOR. I suggest you to split your each of your input file into 259 individual files by bcftools. Then you could easily combine each two files for each sample. Finally you could use bcftools to combine all samples together. Hope this would be helpful. Han Qin
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From:"Sammy Hansali" @.> To:"fritzsedlazeck/SURVIVOR" @.> Subject:Re: [fritzsedlazeck/SURVIVOR] Problems on SURVIVOR merge (Issue #153) Date:2023-01-07 21:29:48I have a similar problem. I used different softwares to generate my two input files. My input files have the same 259 samples yet the output only has two samples (second one is just the first sample name + "_1").
Were you able to find a fix?
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Thanks!
Hello,
I'm using SURVIVOR to merge SV results generated by Manta and Delly. Two input files both contain SV genotypes from 209 samples. But the output files only contains two sample genotype lines.
The command I used is: SURVIVOR merge list.txt 1000 2 1 1 0 50 merged_sv.vcf
My sample names in input files are: 19S669, 19S670, 19S671, ... , 19S878 Sample names in output files became: 19S669 19S669_1
I have no idea what these two genotype lines mean. And how does SURVIVOR deal with multi-sample genotypes from different softwares? Does it just merge SV sites but not genotypes? If so, do you have any suggestions what I should do to re-call genotypes according to these newly re-merged sites?
Thank you so much! Han Qin