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The seq.output of test differ depending on input. #1
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It is mainly because of the different human reference genome builds. The test output file (Row 2 in the excel) and the input file in BAM format (test_WGS.bam) (Row 3 in the excel) are based on the hg19 reference sequence. Hopefully it is helpful. |
thanks for answer! |
It results in the mistake of your config file specifying $vector_db.
There should be a space between # and vector_db.
Xun
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Subject: Re: [xunchen85/VIcaller] The seq.output of test differ depending oninput. (#1)
thanks you for answer.
I have another question about running tools.
I think maybe VIcaller.pl line 396 do not run my system.
but, this code run normally, if typing the command manually.
This is Vicaller.pl code.
This is my log files.
Line 472: fail to locate the index files.
but I have Vector.fa and bwa indexing file.
This is my config
This is Vector.fa
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I've just seen the answer. but I have another problems. please see the #2 thanks you! |
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ss.xlsx
This xlsx file consist of three seq.output.
Row 2 is your's seq.output.
Row 3 is output received seq_WGS.bam file as input
Row 4 is output received seq_1.fastq.gz and seq_2.fastq.gz file as input.
Why are the three output different?
my cmd: perl VIcaller.pl detect -d WGS -i test/seq_WGS -f .bam -s paired-end
my config
export PERL5LIB=/etc/perl:/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.22.1:/usr/local/share/perl/5.22.1:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl5/5.22:/usr/share/perl5:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.22:/usr/share/perl/5.22:/usr/local/lib/site_perl:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl-base
export PATH=$PATH:/data/program/bowtie2/bowtie2-2.2.9/
human_genome = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/Human/hg38.fa
human_genome_tophat = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/Human/hg38.fa
virus_genome = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/Virus/virus_db_090217.fa
virus_taxonomy = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/Virus/virus_db_090217.taxonomy
virus_list = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/Virus/virus_db_090217.virus_list
vector_db = /gpfs2/dli5lab/CAVirus/Database/Vector/Vector.fa
cell_line = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Database/cell_line.list
# bowtie_d = /data/program/bowtie2/bowtie2-2.2.9/
# tophat_d = /data/program/tophat/tophat-2.1.0.Linux_x86_64/
# bwa_d = /data/program/bwa/bwa/
# samtools_d = /data/program/samtools/samtools-1.9/
# repeatmasker_d = /data/program/RepeatMasker/
# meme_d = /data/program/meme/
# NGSQCToolkit_d = /data/program/NGS_QC_Toolkit/
# fastuniq_d = /data/program/FastUniq/
# SE_MEI_d = /data/program/VIcaller_v1.1/Tools/SE-MEI/
# hydra_d = /data/program/Hydra-Version-0.5.3/
# blat_d = /home/hikim/bin/x86_64/
# blastn_d = /data/program/blast/ncbi-blast-2.5.0+
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