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  • #16
    Hi,

    I am a beginner, and I just downloaded and tried CONTRA before using it on my samples. I first ran the test files provided. It worked paritally until it came to the reference file part and it says:

    Error: The requested fasta database file (human_g1k_v37.fasta) could not be opened. Exiting!
    Creating VCF file ...
    ContraTest/sampleName/table/CNATable.10rd.10bases.20bins.vcf created.
    Done...

    The /Table/CNATable.10rd.10bases.20bins.txt is 1.9 MB in size. The CNATable.10rd.10bases.20bins.DetailsFILTERED.txt has just the headings. The VCF file is also empty with just the headers.

    I re-downloaded the fasta file and still the same error. Can someone pl. help address this? the created vcf file, ofcourse is empty.

    Thanks,

    Thane

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    • #17
      ADTex

      Hi I am using ADTEx (1.0.4) but it is not running properly.
      I always encounter either of the problems.
      All my coordinates are in chr format for BAM, target etc files.

      1.
      Analysing CNV...
      [1] "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 3"
      [1] "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 2"
      [1] "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 4"
      Error in CNA(baf$mirrored_BAF[baf$chrom == i], baf$chrom[baf$chrom == :
      genomdat must be numeric
      Execution halted
      Error in CNA(baf$mirrored_BAF[baf$chrom == i], baf$chrom[baf$chrom == :
      genomdat must be numeric
      Execution halted
      Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
      Calls: read_file -> read.delim -> read.table -> file
      In addition: Warning message:

      2.
      Analysing CNV...
      [1] "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 2"
      [1][1] "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 3" "Analysing tumour sample with base ploidy : 4"

      Error in dnorm(x, mean, sd, log) :
      Non-numeric argument to mathematical function
      Calls: predict.cnv -> viterbi -> dnorm
      Execution halted
      Error in dnorm(x, mean, sd, log) :
      Non-numeric argument to mathematical function
      Calls: predict.cnv -> viterbi -> dnorm
      Execution halted
      Error in dnorm(x, mean, sd, log) :
      Non-numeric argument to mathematical function
      Calls: predict.cnv -> viterbi -> dnorm
      Execution halted
      Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
      Calls: read_file -> read.delim -> read.table -> file

      Have any of you encountered such a problem.

      Thanks

      shruti

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      • #18
        Error in CNA(baf$mirrored_BAF[baf$chrom == i], baf$chrom[baf$chrom == :
        genomdat must be numeric

        I had same problem, and I solved.
        It can be solved by adding 'mirrored_BAF' column in .baf file.
        I added these command in the 147th line of cnv_analyse.R

        tmp = baf$tumor_BAF
        tmp[tmp > 0.5] = 1 - tmp[tmp > 0.5]
        baf$mirrored_BAF = tmp

        These are not so pretty, but I got results.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by jtjli View Post
          Hi All and Jason,

          I am using ADTEx to perform copy number analysis of some exome sequencing data. ADTEx requires a B-allele frequency file in order to perform ploidy estimation and genotype prediction. However, I do not know how to create such file and the ADTEx tutorial does not explain it either. I was wondering if there is a general way to create B-allele frequency files that I do not know of!

          The file as is explained in the tutorial should have the following fields:

          chrom - chromosome name (same format as in BED or BAM file)
          SNP_loc - location of the SNP
          control_BAF - B allele frequency (BAF) at each SNP in control sample
          tumor_BAF - B allele frequency (BAF) at each SNP in tumor sample
          control_doc - Total read count at each SNP in control sample
          tumor_doc - Total read count at each SNP in tumour sample

          Thank you in advance for your responses and wishing you all a nice summer.

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