Open gianfilippo opened 5 days ago
Hi @gianfilippo ,
The best suited model for your use-case right now is the WES tumor-normal model. You can find the case-study here: https://github.com/google/deepsomatic/blob/r1.7/docs/deepsomatic-case-study-wes.md.
We have not tested our models on rnaSEQ data as we didn't have benchmarking data. The DeepVariant RNASEQ model is for germline variants and is not suitable for somatic variant calling.
thanks. The lack of rnaseq benchmarking data is definitely a problem
On Wed, Sep 18, 2024 at 11:09 AM Kishwar Shafin @.***> wrote:
Hi @gianfilippo https://github.com/gianfilippo ,
The best suited model for your use-case right now is the WES tumor-normal model. You can find the case-study here: https://github.com/google/deepsomatic/blob/r1.7/docs/deepsomatic-case-study-wes.md .
We have not tested our models on rnaSEQ data as we didn't have benchmarking data. The DeepVariant RNASEQ model https://github.com/google/deepvariant/blob/r1.6.1/docs/deepvariant-rnaseq-case-study.md is for germline variants and is not suitable for somatic variant calling.
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Hi,
is ti possible to run deepsomatic on matched tumor-normal rnaseq samples ? from a previous issue, it seems that the WES mode is the way to run this case. Is this tested ? In deepvariant the "customized_model" options is used to point to a a model trained using RNA-seq data. Could you please clarify ?
Thanks