Hi,
I finished process_radtags and clone filter. It's time to do
denovo.map.pl. But I have no idea how it works even though I read the manual..
Also, Do I need to do this on mysql server? or same as process_radtags (just on bash?)
First of all, we don't have a reference so we are using denovo_map .pl and don't use a population map.
From the document my professor provided, it says to use this command,
denovo_map.pl -T 10 -o ./stacks2 -B Ambystoma_radtags -b 1 -D "Waye 3 pool (X2) analysis" --samples Ambystoma_RADseq_filtered_Oct2016/ -O ./stacks2/popmap.txt
(What are the "-B", "-b", "-D", and "-O"??) I know -o is path to write pipeline output files, -T is the number of threads/CPUs to use (not quite understand this part)
But when I look at the manual, it only says this,
denovo_map.pl --samples dir --popmap path -o dir [--paired] (assembly options) [-X prog:"opts" ...]
Input/Output files:
- --samples [path] — specify a path to the directory of samples (samples will be read from population map).
- --popmap [path] — path to a population map file (format is "[name] TAB [pop]", one sample per line).
- o [path] — path to write pipeline output files.
General options:
- X — additional options for specific pipeline components, e.g. -X "populations: -p 3 -r 0.50".
- T — the number of threads/CPUs to use (default: 1).
- d — Dry run. Do not actually execute anything, just print the commands that would be executed.
Stack assembly options:
- M — number of mismatches allowed between stacks within individuals (for ustacks).
- n — number of mismatches allowed between stacks between individuals (for cstacks).
- --gapped — perform gapped comparisons (for ustacks, cstacks, sstacks; default: off).
SNP model options:
- --var-alpha — significance level at which to call variant sites (for gstacks; default: 0.05).
- --gt-alpha — significance level at which to call genotypes (for gstacks; default: 0.05).
Paired-end options:
- --paired — after assembling RAD loci, assemble contigs for each locus from paired-end reads.
Miscellaneous:
- --time-components — (for benchmarking)
Thanks