Repository 'graphclust_mlocarna'
hg clone https://toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/repos/rnateam/graphclust_mlocarna

Changeset 4:51261dff08a5 (2017-03-13)
Previous changeset 3:606440a3852d (2017-02-27) Next changeset 5:859ee7d8f207 (2017-03-17)
Commit message:
planemo upload for repository https://github.com/eteriSokhoyan/galaxytools/tree/branchForIterations/tools/GraphClust/LocARNAGraphClust commit f971832d2b34a182314e5201ea6895dd207c5923
modified:
locarna_best_subtree.xml
b
diff -r 606440a3852d -r 51261dff08a5 locarna_best_subtree.xml
--- a/locarna_best_subtree.xml Mon Feb 27 12:02:38 2017 -0500
+++ b/locarna_best_subtree.xml Mon Mar 13 18:02:55 2017 -0400
[
b'@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@\n <tool id="locarna_best_subtree" name="locarna_graphclust" version="0.1.0" >\n   <requirements>\n-    <requirement type="package" version="0.1.9">graphclust-wrappers</requirement>\n+    <requirement type="package" version="0.1.10">graphclust-wrappers</requirement>\n     <requirement type="package" version=\'1.8.10\'>locarna</requirement>\n     <requirement type="package" version=\'2.1\'>rnaz</requirement>\n     <requirement type="package" version=\'0.07\'>perl-math-round</requirement>\n@@ -11,9 +11,16 @@\n   <command>\n     <![CDATA[\n \n-        \'locARNAGraphClust.pl\'  \'$center_fa_file\' \'$tree_file\' \'$tree_matrix\' \'$data_map\' $allow_overlap\n+        locARNAGraphClust.pl \n+            \'$center_fa_file\'\n+            \'$tree_file\'\n+            \'$tree_matrix\'\n+            \'$data_map\'\n+            $allow_overlap\n+            $free_endgaps\n+\n         #if str($param_type.param_type_selector) == "gclust"\n-             $param_type.p\n+            $param_type.p\n             $param_type.max_diff_am\n             $param_type.max_diff\n             $param_type.tau\n@@ -34,76 +41,74 @@\n     <param type="data" name="data_map" label="data_map" format="txt" help="text format" />\n     <param name="allow_overlap" type="boolean"  truevalue="1" falsevalue="0" label="Allow overlap in subtrees" help="otherwise ignore subtree if it contains overlapping sequences"/>\n \n-    <conditional name="param_type">\n-    <param name="param_type_selector" type="select" label="Choose the type of parameters">\n-        <option value="locarna">LocARNA defaults</option>\n-        <option value="gclust" selected="True">GrapClust defaults(changeable)</option>\n+    <param name="free_endgaps" type="select" label="Free endgaps"\n+            help="Specify whether gaps at the ends (all, 5\', or 3\' ends)\n+                  of the sequences should be penalized or allowed for free.">\n+        <option value="0">No free endgaps</option>\n+        <option value="--free-endgaps">Free endgaps</option>\n+        <option value="--free-endgaps-5">Free endgaps, only 5\'</option>\n+        <option value="--free-endgaps-3">Free endgaps, only 3\'</option>\n     </param>\n-    <when value="gclust">\n-\n-      <param name="p" type="float" value="0.001" size="5" label="minimal probability" help="-p"/>\n-      <param name="max_diff_am" type="integer" value="50" size="5" label=" maximal difference for sizes of matched arcs" help="--max-diff-am"/>\n-      <param argument="tau" type="integer" value="50" min="0" max="200" label="Sequence contribution at structure match in percent"/>\n-      <param name="max_diff" type="integer" value="100" size="5" label="maximal difference for alignment traces" help="--max-diff"/>\n-      <param name="plfold_minlen" type="integer" value="210" size="5" label="Minimal length of a sequences for which RNAplfold is used" />\n-\n-      <param name="struct_weight" argument="struct-weight"\n-              label="Structure weight" type="integer"\n-              value="180" min="0" max="800" />\n-       <param name="indel_opening" argument="indel-opening"\n-              label="Indel opening score" type="integer"\n-              value="-400" max="0" min="-1500" />\n-       <param argument="indel" label="Indel score" type="integer"\n-              value="-200" min="-1000" max="0" />\n-\n-       <param  name="alifold_consensus_dp"\n-               type="boolean" checked="True"\n-               truevalue="--alifold-consensus-dp" falsevalue=" "\n-               label="Compute consensus dot plot by alifold" />\n-\n-       <param name="plfold_span"\n-                type="integer" value="150" min="-1" max="400"\n-                label="Maximum basepair span by RNAplfold (local folding); -1 for global folding" />\n-\n-         <param name="plfold_winsize"\n+    <conditional name="param_type">\n+        <param name="param_type_selector" type="select" label="Choose the type of parameters">\n+            <option value="locarna">LocARNA defaults</option>\n+            <option value="gclust" selected="True">GrapClust defaults(c'..b'      {4},\n-  pages =        {e65},\n-  issn =         {1553-7358},\n-  issn =         {1553-734X},\n-  pmid =         {17432929},\n-  doi =          {10.1371/journal.pcbi.0030065},\n-  user =   {will},\n-  abstract =   {The RFAM database defines families of ncRNAs by means of\n-                  sequence similarities that are sufficientto establish\n-                  homology. In some cases, such as microRNAs, box H/ACA\n-                  snoRNAs, functional commonalities define classes of RNAs\n-                  that are characterized by structural similarities, and\n-                  typically consist ofmultiple RNA families. Recent advances\n-                  in high-throughput transcriptomics and comparative genomics\n-                  have produced very large sets of putative non-coding RNAs\n-                  and regulatory RNA signals. For many ofthem, evidence for\n-                  stabilizing selection acting on their secondary structures\n-                  has been derived, and at least approximate models of their\n-                  structures have been computed. The overwhelming majority of\n-                  these hypo-thetical RNAs cannot be assigned to established\n-                  families or classes. We present here a structure-based\n-                  clustering approach that is capable of extracting putative\n-                  RNA classesfrom genome-wide surveys for structured RNAs. The\n-                  LocARNA tool implements a novel variant of theSankoff\n-                  algorithm that is sufficiently fast to deal with several\n-                  thousand candidate sequences. The method is also robust\n-                  against false positive predictions, i.e., a contamination of\n-                  the input data with unstructured ornon-conserved\n-                  sequences. We have successfully tested the LocARNA-based\n-                  clustering approach on the sequences of the\n-                  RFAM-seedalignments. Furthermore, we have applied it to a\n-                  previously published set of 3332 predicted structured\n-                  elements in the Ciona intestinalis genomes (Missal et al.,\n-                  Bioinformatics 21(S2), i77-i78). In addition torecovering\n-                  e.g. tRNAs as a structure-based class, the method identifies\n-                  several RNA families, including microRNA and snoRNA\n-                  candidates, and suggests several novel classes of ncRNAs for\n-                  which to-date norepresentative has been experimentally\n-                  characterized.}\n-}\n-\n-          </citation>\n-          <citation type="bibtex">@Article{Smith:Heyne:Richter:Freib_RNA_Tools:NAR2010,\n-  author =   {Smith, Cameron and Heyne, Steffen and Richter, Andreas S.\n-                  and Will, Sebastian and Backofen, Rolf},\n-  title =   {Freiburg {RNA} {Tools}: a web server integrating {IntaRNA},\n-                  {ExpaRNA} and {LocARNA}},\n-  journal =   NAR,\n-  year =   {2010},\n-  volume =   {38 Suppl},\n-  number =   {},\n-  pages =   {W373-7},\n-  user =   {arichter},\n-  pmid =   {20444875},\n-  doi =    {10.1093/nar/gkq316},\n-  issn =    {0305-1048},\n-  issn =   {1362-4962},\n-  abstract =   {The Freiburg RNA tools web server integrates three tools\n-                  for the advanced analysis of RNA in a common web-based user\n-                  interface. The tools IntaRNA, ExpaRNA and LocARNA support\n-                  the prediction of RNA-RNA interaction, exact RNA matching\n-                  and alignment of RNA, respectively. The Freiburg RNA tools\n-                  web server and the software packages of the stand-alone\n-                  tools are freely accessible at\n-                  http://rna.informatik.uni-freiburg.de.}\n-}\n-            </citation>\n+      <citation type="doi">10.1261/rna.029041.111</citation>\n+      <citation type="doi">10.1371/journal.pcbi.0030065</citation>\n+      <citation type="doi">10.1093/nar/gkq316</citation>\n   </citations>\n </tool>\n'