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A current limitation in rebar is that you somewhat need to known which populations in the dataset are recombinants. I'd like to write a new subcommand maybe explore that will check all pairwise combinations in a dataset.
So it would work like: rebar explore --dataset-dir dataset/sars-cov-2 --output-dir output/explore/sars-cov-2.
And you could supply the --min-parents/--max-parents arguments like in rebar run. If --min-parents 2 and --max-parents 2, rebar would compare every population against every other pairwise combination. It would be a pretty hefty calculation, but could be a good assessment for Issue #1 (efficiency improvements).
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A current limitation in
rebar
is that you somewhat need to known which populations in the dataset are recombinants. I'd like to write a new subcommand maybeexplore
that will check all pairwise combinations in a dataset.So it would work like:
rebar explore --dataset-dir dataset/sars-cov-2 --output-dir output/explore/sars-cov-2
.And you could supply the
--min-parents/--max-parents
arguments like inrebar run
. If--min-parents 2
and--max-parents 2
, rebar would compare every population against every other pairwise combination. It would be a pretty hefty calculation, but could be a good assessment for Issue #1 (efficiency improvements).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: