Releases: kcleal/dysgu
Releases · kcleal/dysgu
v1.8.8
Improvements
Small precision increase, mainly for short-reads
Small sensitivity increase for long-reads
Added AF (allele-frequency) filter option to dysgu filter
Better allele-frequency estimation
Bug fixes
Re-mapping issue fixed (wrong site being chosen)
Clustering bug fixed affecting high-coverage regions
Other minor bug fixes
v1.8.7
v1.8.6
Fixes
- #148 Migrate to superintervals >= 0.3
- #135 Partial fix for issue where ALT and REF bases are reported as the same. This occurred at complex SV sites in a polyploid genome. More events now undergo re-mapping resulting in better annotation of these loci and a reduction in the problem. A Warning is also now triggered if this issue occurs, and the SV will be annotated with symbolic notation to prevent issues with downstream tools.
v1.8.5
v1.8.4
v1.8.3
v1.8.2
v1.8.1
v1.8.0
Improvements
- SV phasing is now supported. Supply dysgu with a 'haplotagged' bam file (with HP and PS tags for reads) and dysgu will automatically phase output SVs. This results in a large increase in performance for long reads (see PacBio benchmark here: https://github.com/kcleal/SV_Benchmark_CMRG_GIAB)
- Added AF allele frequency to FORMAT column #117
- New
progressivemerge method when usingdysgu mergethat allows better scaling to large cohorts. This can be set using--merge-method [ auto | all-vs-all | progressive ], default isauto#82 - Improvements to merging SVs during calling
Fixes
- Fixed DUP sequences ending up in REF column #123
v1.7.0
v1.7.0
This release brings important improvements:
- Much improved sensitivity, especially for long-read data at multi-allelic sites, or clustered SVs on the same haplotype
- Faster runtime
- New preset modes for
pacbio-revioandnanopore-r10
Issues fixed:
CLI changes:
--no-gtflag has been removed--mode pacbioand--mode nanoporepresets have been changed to--mode pacbio-sequel2and--mode nanopore-r9- Using run pipeline with long-reads (cram files) now applies compression to the temp bam file
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