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Should this not be if you have RT-stop and untreated then default it nm=1, if you have RT-stop and no untreated then nm=2. And the same idea for MaP? Otherwise default would be to do the one that doesnt require untreated always even if we have untreated right?
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Should we also consider replicates here? So that different replicates of the same cell-line (if they exist) are processed independently? You would suppose that people will indicate which replicate it is in the name, but it might also be worth taking it from a column in the YAML to avoid confusion
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If RNA framework can deal with replicates, then yes, we should consider them here
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Amazing you did all of this so fast! Thanks for the help! Just had a couple of questions/suggestions for how the files are analysed based on their groupings
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rf-count,rf-norm, andrf-foldusingdincarnato/rnaframework:2.9.6conditionandgroupsamplesheet columns for treated/untreated/denatured grouping inrf-normSAMTOOLS_FAIDX_LOCALprocess to a propermodules/local/modulenf-core compliance fixes
toolCitationText/toolBibliographyTextwith all 7 tools; remove TODO commentsfastahelp_text (was referencing BWA)enumconstraint toprincipleparameter schemaNotes
rf-normdefaults to Rouskin (sm=2) for RT-stop and Zubradt (sm=4) for MaP — both work without untreated controls. Overridevia
ext.argsin a custom config when controls are available.conditionandgroupsamplesheet columns require a follow-up update tomerge_metadata.pyinrnacentral-probing-metadata-mainto be populated automatically (TODO comments mark the relevant locations).