Shore preprocess
From SHORE wiki
shore preprocess creates the mapping indices, calculates local GC content and sequence complexity. In addition, SHORE will create a new copy of the fasta file of the reference sequence featuring adjusted chromosome/contig ids and write all files to the IndexFolder.
Usage: shore preprocess [OPTIONS] [FASTA_FILES]
Mandatory | ||
-f, --fastafile=<arg[,...]> | Fasta file(s) containing all reference sequences | |
-i, --indexfolder=<arg> | IndexFolder. Output folder for all SHORE relevant files. | |
Mapping indices | ||
-s, --seed=<arg[,...]> | (Default: 12) | Seedlength(s) for mapping indices (5-13) |
-b, --bowtie | Activate Bowtie support | |
-n, --novo | Activate Novocraft novoalign support | |
-e, --eland | Activate Eland support | |
-p, --gsnap | Activate GSNAP support | |
-t, --blat | Activate blat support | |
-W, --bwa | Activate BWA support | |
--bwa-construction-algorithm=<arg> | (Default: is) | BWA construction algorithm. Possible options are: is (up to 2GB databases), bwtsw (databases larger than 10MB). For further details see 'bwa index'. |
-U, --ssuff | Activate internal suffix array indexing | |
-g, --no-genomemapper | Inactivates GenomeMapper | |
BS-Seq (bisulfite treated DNA) | ||
-B, --bsseq | Turns on indexing for BS-seq experiments. Only genomemapper and novo are supported. BS-seq indices are calculated in addition to the normal indices for genomemapper and novo. | |
Sequence complexity | ||
-c, --complexity=<arg> | (Default: 9) | Window size in bp for sequence complexity analysis |
-w, --gccontent=<arg> | (Default: 101) | Odd window size in bp for GC content measuring |
SOLiD support | ||
-C, --build-colorspace-index | Build color-space index | |
GenomeMapper Graph version support | ||
-V, --variation-files=<arg> | Variation file(s) (comma separated absolute paths). Turns on graph version | |
Other Options | ||
--maxsize=<arg> | Split into multiple indeces if the sequences exceed this size in megabytes | |
--headers | Include the complete fasta headers in the *.trans file (default is first word) |