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YAHA - find split-read mappings on single-end queries
Usage (Default parameter values shown in parenthesis):
To create an index: yaha -g genomeFilename [-H maxHits (65525)] [-L wordLen (15)] [-S Skip-distance (1)] The genome file can be a FASTA file, or a nib2 file (created by a previous yaha index operation).
To align queries: yaha -x yahaIndexFile [-q queryFile|(stdin)] [-o8|(-osh)|-oss outputFile|(stdout)][AdditionalOptions] The query file can be either a FASTA file or a FASTQ file. -o8 produces alignment output in modified Blast8 format. -osh produces alignment output in SAM format with hard clipping. -oss produces alignment output in SAM format with soft clipping. [-t numThreads (1)]
[-AGS (Y)|N] controls use of Affine Gap Scoring. If -AGS is off, a simple edit distance calculation is done. If on, the following are used:
[-OQC (Y)|N] controls use of the Optimal Query Coverage Algorithm. If -OQC if off, all alignments meeting above criteria are output. If on, a set of "primary" alignments are found that optimally cover the length of the query, using the following options:
The cost of inserting a breakpoint in the Optimal Coverage Set is BP*MIN(MGDP, Log10(genomic distance between reference loci)).
[-FBS Y|(N)] controls inclusion of "secondary" alignments similar to a primary alignment found using OQC. If -FBS is on, the following are used. A "secondary" alignemnt must satisfy BOTH criteria.
Additional experimental parameters: To compress a FASTA file to a nib2 file without creating an index: yaha -g fastaGenomeFile -c To uncompress a nib2 file back into a FASTA file: yaha -g nib2GenomeFile -u For finer control of alignments: [-I maxIntron (maxGap)] allows separate control of max deletion size vs. maxGap for insertion size. For a more detailed help message, type yaha -xh.
--version is not a valid option.
Usage (Default parameter values shown in parenthesis):
To create an index: yaha -g genomeFilename [-H maxHits (65525)] [-L wordLen (15)] [-S Skip-distance (1)] The genome file can be a FASTA file, or a nib2 file (created by a previous yaha index operation).
To align queries: yaha -x yahaIndexFile [-q queryFile|(stdin)] [-o8|(-osh)|-oss outputFile|(stdout)][AdditionalOptions] The query file can be either a FASTA file or a FASTQ file. -o8 produces alignment output in modified Blast8 format. -osh produces alignment output in SAM format with hard clipping. -oss produces alignment output in SAM format with soft clipping. [-t numThreads (1)]
[-AGS (Y)|N] controls use of Affine Gap Scoring. If -AGS is off, a simple edit distance calculation is done. If on, the following are used:
[-OQC (Y)|N] controls use of the Optimal Query Coverage Algorithm. If -OQC if off, all alignments meeting above criteria are output. If on, a set of "primary" alignments are found that optimally cover the length of the query, using the following options:
The cost of inserting a breakpoint in the Optimal Coverage Set is BP*MIN(MGDP, Log10(genomic distance between reference loci)).
[-FBS Y|(N)] controls inclusion of "secondary" alignments similar to a primary alignment found using OQC. If -FBS is on, the following are used. A "secondary" alignemnt must satisfy BOTH criteria.
Additional experimental parameters: To compress a FASTA file to a nib2 file without creating an index: yaha -g fastaGenomeFile -c To uncompress a nib2 file back into a FASTA file: yaha -g nib2GenomeFile -u For finer control of alignments: [-I maxIntron (maxGap)] allows separate control of max deletion size vs. maxGap for insertion size. For a more detailed help message, type yaha -xh.
https://github.com/GregoryFaust/yaha
July 2018 | YAHA version 0.1.83 |