Open the hmp format genotype file in the Tassel 5 GUI (Data|Load) and then export it as VCF (Data|Export).
Or use the Tassel 5 command line:
/path/to/tassel5-standalone/run_pipeline.pl -Xmx4g -fork1 -h myGenos.hmp.txt.gz -export myGenos.vcf -exportType VCF -runfork1
Substituting the actual name of your file for “myGenos”.
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Sorry, I am brain dead today. You are right: depth is lost. Try instead the Tassel 4 pipeline with the -vcf option at the DiscoverySNPCallerPlugin step.
Or the Tassel 5 pipeline, where hdf5 (*.h5) output (including depth information) is produced by ProductionSNPCallerPlugin. You can then use the GUI or the command line to convert to VCF:
/path/to/tassel5-standalone/run_pipeline.pl -Xmx4g -fork1 -h5 myGenos.h5 -export myGenos.vcf -exportType VCF -runfork1
Best,
Jeff
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