Closed dyinboisry4u closed 6 months ago
By default the variant fraction is from what I recall 0.8. Could be that this threshold is not met yet for these sites. For diploid samples we always set it to 0.2
Actually I don't know if "variant fraction" means "Count of observations of this alternate / All read counts", and if that's right, the variant fraction of "chr4 5742730" site should greater than 0.8 threshold. How do I deal with these sites?
Hm can u check in the resulting vcf file for this site, if there is anything reported?
Varscan2 doesn't report anything in the site..😭
Can you try running slamdunk snp
with a very low variant fraction, like -f 0.2
and see if then something is reported?
it doesn't work
Hm then I guess Varscan2 really chokes on the indel being right next to it. I would try to have a look into Varscan2 parameters that would allow for such calls
raw data: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra?term=SRX2914406 slamdunk version: slamdunk 0.4.3
And actually I have tried bcftools and freebayes, both of them can't call this site.
Yeah this is unfortunately then a problem of the variant caller and not slamdunk itself. I couldnt really tune it to get it working. Do you have many such cases?
Hi, I found slamdunk snp(varscan2) missing SNPs around INDEL(SNP-INDEL), and it seems to cause false positive, such as:
my mpileup file (use slamdunk snp argument create):
IGV:
my command:
I also check other "SNP-INDEL" locus, they have similar results. so I want to know what might be going wrong? Thanks!