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Ah Thanks for the reply. Could you clarify "divide calculations by genomic regions"? Do you mean doing one chromosome at a time? Or something else? Thanks.
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better combined samples together and divide calculation by genomic regions. it is especially true your coverage is low.Originally posted by bwubb View PostI have a usage question.
Is it better to make a config file for each sample and then run pindel on each one individually? Or should I just make one all inclusive config and run pindel and each sample at once?
I have been having issues with GATK compatibility of my resulting vcfs after doing the latter method. Perhaps my issues will be solved after upgrading to 0.2.5, but I was wondering if there is a preferred method of operation. Does pindel benefit from a multisample config in anyway?
Thanks.
-BWubb
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I have a usage question.
Is it better to make a config file for each sample and then run pindel on each one individually? Or should I just make one all inclusive config and run pindel and each sample at once?
I have been having issues with GATK compatibility of my resulting vcfs after doing the latter method. Perhaps my issues will be solved after upgrading to 0.2.5, but I was wondering if there is a preferred method of operation. Does pindel benefit from a multisample config in anyway?
Thanks.
-BWubb
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Hello, I am a complete nextGen noob, and I am trying to do some work on my potato project, and I've gotten to this point, but now I am trying to run pindel using the improved workflow on the website. I finally got all the pathing *correct* and the command went through. The output files were created, but they are empty, and it only took about 1 minute to run the whole thing... That can't be right. I ran this:
pindel dennishalterman$ ./pindel -f /Users/dennishalterman/Desktop/NEXTGEN/PGSC_DM_v3_2.1.11_pseudomolecules.fasta -p bam_names.txt -c ch09 -o output/ref
and this was what returned:
Initializing parameters...
Pindel version 0.2.5a3, Oct 24 2013.
Loading reference genome ...
Loading reference genome done.
Initializing parameters done.
SearchRegion::SearchRegion
Segmentation fault: 11
Because there is no error, I am puzzled as to where to turn next... Any ideas?
Thanks so much, this website has been my saving grace the last few weeks.
A
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Thanks ML!Originally posted by mlendale View PostDear Yang,
The answer is in a previous post from Kai in the same thread.
If ref+alt<10, then give 0/0
else if (vaf between 0.2 and 0.8), 0/1
else if (vaf > 0.8) 1/1
ML
I got it. What you mentationed must be
"-mc/--min_coverage The minimum number of reads to provide a genotype (default 10)
-he/--het_cutoff The propertion of reads to call het (default 0.2)
-ho/--hom_cutoff The propertion of reads to call het (default 0.8)" from the help document of pindel2vcf.
Thanks again!
Yang
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Dear Yang,Originally posted by lv06025158 View PostDear Kai,
Recently I was analyzing some NGS data and genome polymorphysm. Though Pindel, I got the insertions and deletions of NGS against Reference genome. After Pindel2vcf the vcf format files were available. Here is my question: What dose the genetype ("0/0", "0/1" or "1/1") in the vcf file represent separately?
For example,
chr10_irgsp5 2279161 . CA C . PASS END=2279162;HOMLEN=9;HOMSEQ=AAAAAAAAA;SVLEN=-1;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:3,3 0/0:0,0
chr10_irgsp5 2313030 . CA C . PASS END=2313031;HOMLEN=10;HOMSEQ=AAAAAAAAAA;SVLEN=-1;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:1,2 0/0:2,2
chr10_irgsp5 2588340 . GTA G . PASS END=2588342;HOMLEN=3;HOMSEQ=TAT;SVLEN=-2;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:0,1 0/1:8,8
Thanks very much!
Yang
The answer is in a previous post from Kai in the same thread.
If ref+alt<10, then give 0/0
else if (vaf between 0.2 and 0.8), 0/1
else if (vaf > 0.8) 1/1
ML
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What does genetype ("0/0", "0/1" or "1/1"
in *.vcf file represent?
Dear Kai,
Recently I was analyzing some NGS data and genome polymorphysm. Though Pindel, I got the insertions and deletions of NGS against Reference genome. After Pindel2vcf the vcf format files were available. Here is my question: What dose the genetype ("0/0", "0/1" or "1/1") in the vcf file represent separately?
For example,
chr10_irgsp5 2279161 . CA C . PASS END=2279162;HOMLEN=9;HOMSEQ=AAAAAAAAA;SVLEN=-1;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:3,3 0/0:0,0
chr10_irgsp5 2313030 . CA C . PASS END=2313031;HOMLEN=10;HOMSEQ=AAAAAAAAAA;SVLEN=-1;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:1,2 0/0:2,2
chr10_irgsp5 2588340 . GTA G . PASS END=2588342;HOMLEN=3;HOMSEQ=TAT;SVLEN=-2;SVTYPE=DEL GT:AD 0/0:0,1 0/1:8,8
Thanks very much!
Yang
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Hi Kai,
Can Pindel take the new alignments that it creates and output them into a BAM? Thanks!
Alison
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mapping options for correctly generating BAM
Hello Kai,
I would like to try out Pindel but am a little uncertain about how to set my options for correctly generating the BAM alignment file. Could you provide a little detail on this? The paper says to filter for alignments where one pair can map and the other can't, but I am not sure how to do this since I thought both alignments would be suppressed if one of the reads can't find a match. Please let me know how you set up your read mapping options. Thanks!
Michael
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Hmm. Release notes for pindel0.2.4w say it fixed the GATK compatibility issue. I know I am running 0.2.4t. Does anyone know how to get version w? The Ubuntu instructions only seem to work with version t and I cant figure out if git-Hub is updated or not.
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I have been having issues with the pindel2vcf companion script. I have been running into two errors specifically.
I always use the -G for GATK compatibility and technically GATK is what is yelling ERRORS at me, but this appears to be issues with the generated vcf.
The first appears if I try to split a multi-sampel vcf into their respective sample data:
Badly formed genome loc: Parameters to GenomeLocParser are incorrect:The stop position 48367498 is less than start 48367499 in contig 11
The second appears if I try to combine vcf files (from D.vcf, TD.vcf, etc.):
GenomeLoc 1:16890671-16890672 has a size == 2 but the variation reference allele has length 3 this = [VC variant2 @ 1:16890671-16890672 Q. of type=MNP (etc...)
I probably can not get support for this from the Broad since GATK did not make these files. I should note that these all see to be happening in the D file. The other types have, so far, been able to split into different sample.vcfs.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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Hi,
My command is
pindel -f ~/Indexes/Homo_sapiens/WholeGenomeFasta/ucsc.hg19.fasta -T 8 -i Pindel_config_16102013.txt -o Pindel_out -w 1
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what is your complete command line?Originally posted by mlendale View PostHi,
I have been using the latest version of Pindel (0.2.5a2, September 17 2013) and each time got a segmentation fault even with window size as small as 1. Although, I am able to run the same input files with version 0.2.4t, August 13 2012.
Have someone been through the same thing ?
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Hi,
I have been using the latest version of Pindel (0.2.5a2, September 17 2013) and each time got a segmentation fault even with window size as small as 1. Although, I am able to run the same input files with version 0.2.4t, August 13 2012.
Have someone been through the same thing ?
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Hi Kai,
I am just writing to confirm with you that the latest Pindel version is 0.2.5, June 4 2013, and it is this version of pindel2vcf that you are using to get the output above. Thanks!
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