Input(s)
One sample : lumpy search structural variations inside a single sequencing dataset
Two samples: lumpy search structural variations inside and across two sequencing datasets from two samples
Analysis of sample replicates is not implemented yet in this wrapper
BAM files: Only BAM alignments produced by BWA-mem have been tested with this tool
Sequencing method
Paired-end sequencing: Both ends of library fragments have been sequenced, resulting in two paired sequencing datasets
Single-read sequencing: Only one end of library fragment has been sequenced, resulting in a single sequencing dataset. Under these conditions, evidences of structural variation are obtained only from splited read alignments
Read length: The length of the sequencing reads in the library. This information is required only for paired-end sequencing data
Additional options: refer to lumpy-sv documentation and the publication (doi 10.1186/gb-2014-15-6-r84)
lumpy-sv manual
Read the lumpy-sv documentation for details on using lumpy.
lumpy options
v 0.2.13 Author: Ryan Layer (rl6sf@virginia.edu)
Summary: Find structural variations in various signals.
Options:
-g Genome file (defines chromosome order)
-e Show evidence for each call
-w File read windows size (default 1000000)
-mw minimum weight for a call
-msw minimum per-sample weight for a call
-tt trim threshold
-x exclude file bed file
-t temp file prefix, must be to a writeable directory
-P output probability curve for each variant
-b output BEDPE instead of VCF
-sr bam_file:<file name>,
id:<sample name>,
back_distance:<distance>,
min_mapping_threshold:<mapping quality>,
weight:<sample weight>,
min_clip:<minimum clip length>,
read_group:<string>
-pe bam_file:<file name>,
id:<sample name>,
histo_file:<file name>,
mean:<value>,
stdev:<value>,
read_length:<length>,
min_non_overlap:<length>,
discordant_z:<z value>,
back_distance:<distance>,
min_mapping_threshold:<mapping quality>,
weight:<sample weight>,
read_group:<string>
-bedpe bedpe_file:<bedpe file>,
id:<sample name>,
weight:<sample weight>