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  • Problems running ExomeCNV

    I want to run ExomeCNV on some of my bam files. I tried to use bam2coverage to convert the bam files to coverage files with no success. I used the version of samtool specified in the User Guidebook. Yet the output contains zeros in the last 4 coloumns. Any ideas how to get around this?

    I noticed that there is a post from Emily who had the same problem. However none have posted an answer. It would so helpful for me to know how Emily solved this problem.

    Thanks

    Latha

  • #2
    I've just run across that program and want to give it a try.
    Are you aware of a user-friend user's manual or tutorial somewhere?
    I have the PDF file in CRAN: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packag...V/ExomeCNV.pdf
    ... unfortunately that doesn't tell me too much how to get it started.

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    • #3
      I don't use bam2coverage.sh

      read.coverage.gatk works for me

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