The adam view
command implements some of the functionality of samtools view
, specifically the -f, -F, -c, and -o
options, in an optionally distributed fashion.
CalculateDepth (accessible as the command 'depth' through the CLI) takes two arguments, an Read file and a VCF (or equivalent) file, and calculates the number of reads (the 'depth') from the Read file which overlap each of the variants given by the VCF.
CalculateDepth (accessible as the command 'depth' through the CLI) takes two arguments, an Read file and a VCF (or equivalent) file, and calculates the number of reads (the 'depth') from the Read file which overlap each of the variants given by the VCF. It then reports, on standard out, the location and name of each variant along with the calculated depth.
This set of classes executes a plugin along with the associated input location.
This set of classes executes a plugin along with the associated input location.
Example usage: adam plugin org.bdgenomics.adam.plugins.Take10Plugin reads12.sam
org.bdgenomics.adam.plugins.Take10Plugin
is a simple example
plugin. The org.bdgenomics.adam.plugins.ADAMPlugin interface defines the
class that will run using this command.
Reads in the tagStrings field of every record, and prints out the set of unique tags found in those fields along with the number of records that have each particular tag.
WigFix2Bed (accessible as the command "wigfix2bed" through the CLI) takes fixed wiggle file and converts it to a BED formatted file.
WigFix2Bed (accessible as the command "wigfix2bed" through the CLI) takes fixed wiggle file and converts it to a BED formatted file. The wiggle file is a text based format that implements run-length encoding, without any guarantees where the sync markers are. This makes it difficult to use as a "splittable" format, and necessitates processing the file locally.
The
adam view
command implements some of the functionality ofsamtools view
, specifically the -f, -F, -c, and -o options, in an optionally distributed fashion.It is agnostic to its input and output being SAM, BAM, or ADAM files; when printing to stdout it prints SAM.