Closed larrybabb closed 10 months ago
An RLE appears in the context of an Allele, as does an LSE or an LE. In each case, these expressions are all evaluated in the context of the containing Allele. So, the start
and end
for the RLE are found in the parent Allele
object. This is different from the DerivedSequenceExpression
, which let you express any reference sequence regardless of context.
Closing for now, please re-open with an example if this is unclear.
https://github.com/ga4gh/vrs/blob/c693ac3e8ac85d793a7fe73529504038aa71c815/schema/vrs-source.yaml#L480
Without the start position of the RLE in an allele's state attribute we would not have a fully defined allele. The start position is definitional IMO.
Please explain otherwise.