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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: janis_bioinformatics/tools/dawson/workflows/variantcalling/multisample/freebayes/freebayessomaticworkflow.py
doc="All bams to be analysed. Samples can be split over multiple bams as well as multiple samples can be contained in one bam as long as the sample ids are set properly.",
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self.input("reference", FastaFai)
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self.input("regionSize", int, default=10000000)
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self.input(
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"reference",
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FastaFai,
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doc="The reference the bams were aligned to, with a fai index.",
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self.input(
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"regionSize",
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int,
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default=10000000,
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doc="the size of the regions, to parallelise the analysis over. This needs to be adjusted if there are lots of samples or very high depth sequencing in the analysis.",
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self.input("normalSample", String)
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self.input(
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"normalSample",
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String,
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doc="The sample id of the normal sample, as it is specified in the bam header.",
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# this is the coverage per sample that is the max we will analyse. It will automatically
doc="The depth per sample, at which the variant calling process will skip a region. This is used to ignore regions with mapping issues, like the centromeres as well as heterochromatin. A good value is 3 times the maximum expected coverage.",
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