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  • apredeus
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    Originally posted by Eagle_Eye View Post
    Any suggestions/help for troubleshooting?
    Thanks
    Hi! I realize it might be a bit late but I found this problem to be EXTREMELY annoying, so I spend quite some time and figured it out. I think it's worth posting it here to save people some frustration. The sorting that works is the following Unix sort:

    sort -k1,1 -k2,2n -k3,3n file.bed > file.sorted.bed

    You should sort both called peaks file and refrence annotation (RefSeq etc). Voila

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  • heikomuller
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    You may try the AnnotateGenomicRegions tool (http://bioserver.iit.ieo.eu/Annotate...ons/index.html). It does the sorting of your input regions internally.

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  • Eagle_Eye
    started a topic Help with PeakAnnotator

    Help with PeakAnnotator

    I am trying to annotate peak regions using PeakAnalyzer. I have problems with PeakAnnotator and I get this error message when I try to use the NDG function:

    "Files must be sorted by chromosomes,start position, end position"

    I tried several times to sort (using either excel or sortBED, still same error message)

    I am attaching the files I am currently using: Peak file is "peaks.txt" (http://www.filedropper.com/peaks) and annotation file (should be chrom, start end-sorted BED) is "annotation.bed" (http://www.filedropper.com/annotation)

    Command line used:
    > ./PeakAnnotator NDG peaks.txt annotation.bed output

    Any suggestions/help for troubleshooting?
    Thanks

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