Open kayleewatson opened 1 month ago
Sorry for the delayed response! Listing both files after the flag should work: --bam-in file1.bam file2.bam
. Just make sure both BAM files were output by uncalled4 align
or convert
, and maybe try putting the --bam-in ...
flag at the end of your command.
You could also try computing other statistics in addition to KS stats: --layers dtw.current --stats ks mean
, or let me know if it works with two BAM files and no KS stats (--stats mean
). I'm wondering if the bug is when computing KS stats, or just when parsing two BAM files at once.
Thank you for your response, I just tried with some other files and it looks like one of my bam files is the problem (I'm doing some filtering so I probably just screwed up the format somewhere along the way). It's working by just listing the bam files after the flag like you mentioned. I appreciate the clarification on the command, and this tool has been extremely helpful!
Hi,
I'm using the latest 4.1.0 version and refstats works perfectly for a single bam input, but how does the --bam-in flag work for multiple bam files? I'm wanting to compute ks stat. I tried just listing both bam files after --bam-in, but I got the error below: