genotyping step taking a long time

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SaeidehA

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Nov 28, 2021, 8:53:27 PM11/28/21
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Dear all 

Any suggestion for decreasing delly runtime on genotype calling step? It is taking 36 hours per 30X CRAM file (human data, GRCh38), with 8 CPUs and 8 GB RAM per CPU!

Commands I am using are same as those written in delly GitHub page. 

For genotyping step:

$delly call -g $REF -v $merge_results -o $OUTDIR/$ID.geno.bcf -x $EXC $CRAM

P.S: The reference genome I am using includes decoys and alt contigs. I tried to use a genome without those decoys and contigs, however, delly threw an error for the ref genome, so, I have to use the same reference genome used for aligning the data. 

Thank you in advance,

Best, 

Saeideh

Tobias Rausch

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Nov 29, 2021, 9:28:55 AM11/29/21
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Dear Saeideh,

The genotyping performance is mostly dependent on the number of input SVs. I suspect your merge results include several millions of SVs? Can you provide a simple count for each SV type by computing:

bcftools query -f "%INFO/SVTYPE\t%INFO/CT\n" $merge_results | sort | uniq -c

Thanks, Tobias



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