diagram_cnvkit | R Documentation |
This function wraps around target function for CNVkit This function generates an target BED file from an input target file. Additional parameters can be used to exclude regions and modify the average bin size
diagram_cnvkit(
chrs = build_default_chr_list()$canonical,
sif_cnvkit = build_default_sif_list()$sif_cnvkit,
cnr = NULL,
cns = NULL,
cn_thr = 0.5,
min_probes = 3,
male_reference = FALSE,
gender = "male",
shift = TRUE,
title = NULL,
...
)
sif_cnvkit |
REQUIRED Path to cnvkit sif file.oms. |
cnr |
REQUIRED Path to CNR as produced by fix_cnvkit command. |
cns |
OPTIONAL Path to CNS as produced by segment_cnvkit command. |
cn_thr |
OPTIONAL Copy number threshold. Default 0.5 |
min_probes |
OPTIONAL Minimum number of probes to show a gene. Default 3 |
male_reference |
OPTIONAL Assume inputs were normalized to a male reference. Default FALSE |
gender |
OPTIONAL Assume sample gender. Default male |
shift |
OPTIONAL Adjust the X and Y chromosomes according to sample sex. Default TRUE |
title |
OPTIONAL Sample ID. Default NULL. |
output_name |
OPTIONAL Name for the output. If not given the name of the first tumour sample of the samples will be used. |
output_dir |
OPTIONAL Path to the output directory. |
threads |
OPTIONAL Number of threads to split the work. Default 4 |
ram |
OPTIONAL RAM memory to asing to each thread. Default 4 |
verbose |
OPTIONAL Enables progress messages. Default False. |
mode |
REQUIRED Where to parallelize. Default local. Options "local","batch" |
executor_id |
Task EXECUTOR ID. Default "recalCovariates" |
task_name |
Task name. Default "recalCovariates" |
time |
OPTIONAL If batch mode. Max run time per job. Default "48:0:0" |
update_time |
OPTIONAL If batch mode. Job update time in seconds. Default 60. |
wait |
OPTIONAL If batch mode wait for batch to finish. Default FALSE |
hold |
OPTIONAL HOld job until job is finished. Job ID. |
For more information read: https://cnvkit.readthedocs.io/en/stable/pipeline.html
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