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Hi,
I'm reading the input example files from here (https://github.com/sztup/scarHRD )
## chromosome position base.ref depth.normal depth.tumor depth.ratio Af ## 1 chr1 12975 N 7 20 2.841 1.000 ## 2 chr1 13020 A 8 28 3.500 0.964 ## 3 chr1 13026 N 15 43 2.964 1.000 ## 4 chr1 13038 T 11 35 3.182 0.971 ## 5 chr1 13041 A 11 37 3.364 0.946 ## 6 chr1 13077 N 26 65 2.465 1.000 ## Bf zygosity.normal GC.percent good.reads AB.normal AB.tumor tumor.strand ## 1 0 hom 60 51 N . 0 ## 2 0 hom 60 28 A G0.036 G1.0 ## 3 0 hom 59 51 N . 0 ## 4 0 hom 59 35 T C0.029 C1.0 ## 5 0 hom 59 37 A G0.054 G0.5 ## 6 0 hom 62 51 N . 0
I wonder if you could explain a bit more for some of the columns?
depth.ratio
depth.tumor
depth.normal
Af
Bf
GC.percent
good.reads
tumor.strand
N
Thanks
Huan
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Hi Huan. I have a similar question to yours. Namely how can I transform the traditional type of input into scarHD (A) (generated by sequenza):
chromosome position base.ref depth.normal depth.tumor depth.ratio Af Bf zygosity.normal GC.percent good.reads AB.normal AB.tumor tumor.strand
into the abbreviated version of the input data (B) :
SampleID Chromosome Start_position End_position total_cn A_cn B_cn ploidy
What transformation shall I use to convert A into B ? Thanks so much,
Bogdan
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Hi,
I'm reading the input example files from here (https://github.com/sztup/scarHRD )
I wonder if you could explain a bit more for some of the columns?
depth.ratio
doesn't appear to be identical asdepth.tumor
/depth.normal
Af
is ref allele frequency in the tumor sample, but what doesBf
mean?Af
+Bf
don't always add up to 1. Isn't that weird?GC.percent
. How do you haveGC.percent
for a single nucleotide position?good.reads
. What's the meaning?tumor.strand
. What this means?N
for base.ref?Thanks
Huan
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