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Improve error message for no bridge found #34
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Hi Jean,
There should be a table that gets dumped out that shows all the observed
SNP pairs, what does that show around SNP 15?
Sam
…On Wed, 25 Nov 2020, 10:10 GOUNOT Jean-Sebastien, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi,
I run Gretel on different datasets. I've got this error message :
[FAIL] Unable to recover pairwise evidence concerning SNP #15
<#15> at position 1077
Gretel needs every SNP to appear on a read with at least one other SNP, at
least once.
There is no read in your data set that bridges SNP #15
<#15> with any of its
neighbours.
However, when I look at my datafile with IGV, I can see multiple reads
which have 2 SNPs : screenshot <https://imgur.com/a/3IVVRos>
Am I missing something ?
Thanks !
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Do you mean the one produced by
Edit : If you want, here is an example with bam and vcf files. Not exactly the same data set but it produces to the same error message. The command line : |
Sorry for the confusion - it seems that table doesn't get printed if that
particular error is found!
The VCF you are using, what is the position of SNP 14 and SNP 16? It would
seem one side is not bridged by a read.
…On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 12:47 PM GOUNOT Jean-Sebastien < ***@***.***> wrote:
Do you mean the one produced by --dumpsnps ?
13 969 969
14 1032 1032
15 1077 1077
16 1206 1206
17 1230 1230
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I just check with IGV, SNP 15 is linked to 14 but not to 16. However, 16 is linked to 17. So I guess that all consecutive pairs of SNPs must have at least one shared read? |
Ah yes, Gretel requires all adjacent pairs must be bridged at least once
(but ideally a little more)
…On Fri, 27 Nov 2020, 01:47 GOUNOT Jean-Sebastien, ***@***.***> wrote:
I just check with IGV, SNP 15 is linked to 14 but not to 16. However, 16
is linked to 17. So I guess that all consecutive pairs of SNPs must have at
least one shared read?
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Ok I've been a bit confused by the error message then. Thanks for the help. |
Understood! I'll try and improve that message.
…On Fri, 27 Nov 2020, 08:21 GOUNOT Jean-Sebastien, ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok I've been a bit confused by the error message then. Thanks for the help.
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Hi,
I run Gretel on different datasets. I've got this error message :
However, when I look at my datafile with IGV, I can see multiple reads which have 2 SNPs : screenshot
Am I missing something ?
Thanks !
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