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PROGRAM:

NAME


varcall - ea-utils: output summry stats or perform variant calling

SYNOPSIS


varcall <-s|-v> <-f REF> [options] bam1 [bam2...]

DESCRIPTION


Version: 0.9.632 (BETA)

Either outputs summry stats for the list of files, or performs variant calling

Options (later options override earlier):

-s Calculate statistics -v Calculate variants bases on supplied
parameters (see -S) -f Reference fasta (required if using bams, ignored
otherwise) -m Min locii depth (0) -a Min allele depth (0) -p
Min allele pct by quality (0) -q Min qual (3) -Q Min mapping quality (0)
-b Min pct balance (strand/total) (0) -D FLOAT Max duplicate read fraction
(depth/length per position) (1) -B Turn off BAQ correction (false) -R
Homopolymer repeat indel filtering (8) -e FLOAT Alpha filter to use, requires -l or -S
(.05) -g FLOAT Global minimum error rate (default: assume phred is ok) -l INT
Number of locii in total pileup used for bonferroni (1 mil) -x CHR:POS Output this pos
only, then quit -N FIL Output noise stats to FIL -S FIL Read in statistics and
params from a previous run with -s (do this!) -A ANNOT Calculate in-target stats using
the annotation file (requires -o) -o PREFIX Output prefix (note: overlaps with -N)

Input files

Files must be sorted bam files with bai index files available. Alternatively, a single
pileup file can be supplied.

Output files

Varcalls go to stdout. Stats go to stdout, or stderr if varcalling too

If an output prefix is used, files are created as follows:
PREFIX.var
Variant calls in tab delimited 'varcall' format

PREFIX.eav
Variant calls in tab delimited 'ea-var' format

PREFIX.vcf
Variant calls, in vcf format

PREFIX.varsum
Summary of variant calls

PREFIX.tgt
On-target stats detail

PREFIX.tgtsum
Summary of on-target stats

PREFIX.noise
Noise stats detail

Stats Output:

Contains mean, median, quartile information for depth, base quality, read len, mapping
quality, indel levels. Also estimates parameters suitable for variant calls, and can be
passed directly to this program for variant calls

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