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  • npons
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 2

    #1

    Use of custom schema in corona-lite pipeline

    I would like to fix "specific" positions for mismatches in reads before mapping. For example : for a 35bp long read : 2 random mismatches in the 20 first positions and 1 in the last 15 positions. I think it is possible with the -schema option but I didn't find any documentation about the use/construction of custom schema.

    Thanks by advance for your help
  • westerman
    Rick Westerman
    • Jun 2008
    • 1104

    #2
    I too have been frustrated by the lack of schema documentation. Also the seeming inconsistency of how the current schemas are constructed. They do not make much sense to me.

    If you have not noticed, the schema creations seems to stem from Dan Gordon's site at http://www.ccrwest.org/cover/HIGH.html -- however I am afraid that I do not understand this site.

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    • david.lapointe
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 2

      #3
      I tried recreating a schema several times using data from the LJCR site and the design_to_schema_mapread.pl file. E.G. Using C(19,5,3) , referenced as the design file in schema_20_3 did not give a file which matched schema_20_3.

      Does anyone have an idea how these are actually generated?

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      • drio
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2008
        • 323

        #4
        Originally posted by npons View Post
        I would like to fix "specific" positions for mismatches in reads before mapping. For example : for a 35bp long read : 2 random mismatches in the 20 first positions and 1 in the last 15 positions. I think it is possible with the -schema option but I didn't find any documentation about the use/construction of custom schema.

        Thanks by advance for your help
        I don't know if you want to stick to CL, but schema/index creation in bfast
        is trivial. Give it a try if you can.
        -drd

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        • aguffanti
          Member
          • Dec 2008
          • 29

          #5
          Schemas for rmapper

          Hi - you should build something like that, even by hand, it is simple

          111101111011111111111111101111111111
          111110111110111111111111111110111111

          .. etc ..

          It is a mask (0 for mismatch, 1 for match), there is no way in which you can be more generic but you can put multiple schemas together

          Probably a single perl script could produce these schemas for you ..


          HTH

          Alessandro



          Originally posted by npons View Post
          I would like to fix "specific" positions for mismatches in reads before mapping. For example : for a 35bp long read : 2 random mismatches in the 20 first positions and 1 in the last 15 positions. I think it is possible with the -schema option but I didn't find any documentation about the use/construction of custom schema.

          Thanks by advance for your help

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