Closed MehmetGoktay closed 4 years ago
Hi Mehmet,
Jasmine will only output missing data (./. genotype) if there is no vcf entry in a particular sample at that site. If there is a 0/0 entry present in the input data, the same 0/0 genotype will be output.
As for interpretting the output, it's generally safe to assume that the lack of a variant call corresponds to a match to the reference. Checking for 0/0 genotypes and filtering those out can be done either before or after running Jasmine
Hope that answers your question! Melanie
Hey Melanie.
Yes it does.
Thank you very much, Mehmet
Hi,
I would like to use Jasmine to merge Sniffles vcf outputs. The major problem I see is that, Jasmine most of the times it only outputs missing data for the samples that did not identify SV entries.
Is there a way to force Jasmine to check if it is a real missing data or matches to the reference 0/0? Or should I treat any missing data as matches to the reference after using Jasmine?
Like this example: Chr3 5797105 0_4943 GTTCAATCTTCGTCTTGTTTCTATTTGAGATTGAAGTTGAAATTATGCTCGATCTGTTCTGTAGCTAGAATT N . PASS PRECISE;SVMETHOD=JASMINE;CHR2=Chr3;END=5797176;STD_quant_start=0.000000;STD_quant_stop=0.000000;Kurtosis_quant_start=4.523800;Kurtosis_quant_stop=1.082952;SVTYPE=DEL;SUPTYPE=AL;SVLEN=-71;STRANDS=+-;RE=81;REF_strand=0,0;AF=1;STARTVARIANCE=0.000000;ENDVARIANCE=0.000000;AVG_LEN=-72.000000;AVG_START=5797105.000000;AVG_END=5797177.000000;SUPP_VEC_EXT=1010000010000;IDLIST_EXT=4943,5641,6674;SUPP_EXT=3;SUPP_VEC=1010000010000;SUPP=3;IDLIST=4943,5641,6674 GT:IS:OT:OS 1/1:.:DEL:. ./.:NA:NA:NA 1/1:.:DEL:. ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA 1/1:.:DEL:. ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA ./.:NA:NA:NA
Best Regards, Mehmet