xpore-dataprep1
Nanopore analysis of differential rna modifications
Overview
usage: xpore-dataprep [-h] --eventalign EVENTALIGN --summary SUMMARY --out_dir
- OUT_DIR [--ensembl ENSEMBL] [--species SPECIES]
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[--customised_genome] [--reference_name REFERENCE_NAME] [--annotation_name ANNOTATION_NAME] [--gtf_path_or_url GTF_PATH_OR_URL] [--transcript_fasta_paths_or_urls TRANSCRIPT_FASTA_PATHS_OR_URLS] [--skip_eventalign_indexing] [--genome] [--n_processes N_PROCESSES] [--chunk_size CHUNK_SIZE] [--readcount_min READCOUNT_MIN] [--readcount_max READCOUNT_MAX] [--resume]
required arguments:
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--eventalign EVENTALIGN -
eventalign filepath, the output from nanopolish. (default: None)
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--summary SUMMARY -
eventalign summary filepath, the output from nanopolish. (default: None)
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--out_dir OUT_DIR -
output directory. (default: None)
optional arguments:
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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--ensembl ENSEMBL -
ensembl version for gene-transcript mapping. (default: 91)
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--species SPECIES -
species for ensembl gene-transcript mapping. (default: homo_sapiens)
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--customised_genome -
if customised genome provided. (default: False)
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--reference_name REFERENCE_NAME -
fasta reference name. (default: None)
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--annotation_name ANNOTATION_NAME -
gtf annotation name. (default: None)
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--gtf_path_or_url GTF_PATH_OR_URL -
gtf file path or url. (default: None)
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--transcript_fasta_paths_or_urls TRANSCRIPT_FASTA_PATHS_OR_URLS -
transcript fasta paths or urls. (default: None)
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--skip_eventalign_indexing -
skip indexing the eventalign nanopolish output. (default: False)
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--genome -
to run on Genomic coordinates. Without this argument, the program will run on transcriptomic coordinates (default: False)
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--n_processes N_PROCESSES -
number of processes to run. (default: 1)
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--chunk_size CHUNK_SIZE -
number of lines from nanopolish eventalign.txt for processing. (default: 1000000)
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--readcount_min READCOUNT_MIN -
minimum read counts per gene. (default: 1)
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--readcount_max READCOUNT_MAX -
maximum read counts per gene. (default: 1000)
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--resume -
with this argument, the program will resume from the previous run. (default: False)
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm).