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Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/taoliu/bin/macs", line 273, in <module> main() File "/home/taoliu/bin/macs", line 71, in main options.bg_redundant = bg_r (treat,options.max_dup_tags) # average File "/home/taoliu/bin/macs", line 225, in bg_r return float(total_duplicates)/(total_tags) ZeroDivisionError: float division Code:
$ macs --format ELAND -t CMM028_191_unique_hits.txt -c CMM027_027_unique_hits.txt --name=CM28 --gsize=2473000000 --tsize=35 --mfold=25 --diag --wig |
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First of all, you should check your Eland format, make sure it follows the following description, which is copied from MACS manual: http://liulab.dfci.harvard.edu/MACS/00README.html
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Ya I found out my format is GERALD(-Illumina). Wasted almost 3 hours to convert GERALD to BED or ELAND. Still no result.
Found a perl script but it's for Solexa and Peakfinder package (Unfortunately jar files are not working (May be some Java file installation problems in my PC)). Now writing my own script to modify the format...... |
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Could any one post GERALD format with simple text file and ELAND format with a simple text file.
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GERALD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 B2GA005 1 1 95 1341 615 0 1 TAGTAGAGGCCCCCAATGTGGTCCAAGATTCCCTA ggggggggggggggggggggghggggegggggggg chr1.fa 3000839 R 35 113 B2GA005 1 1 79 902 907 0 1 GAAAGGGACCACTGTGGGATGGAAGTGGACGTGAG gdgdggdgbggfggfggceffeY^e[ecVYc]`]` chr1.fa 3001342 R 26T8 71 B2GA005 1 1 47 804 221 0 1 TAGTGGGAACAAGCTGACAGCTCTGTGTTCTGCTT ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg chr1.fa 3001805 F 35 87 Last edited by repinementer; 02-09-2010 at 01:45 AM. |
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But still not sure with F and R definitions I gave..
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repine@pc499 ~/MACS-1.3.7.1 $ awk '$13 == "R" {print $11,"\t",$12+35,"\t",$12,"\t",$13,"\t",$1} $13 == "F" {print $11,"\t",$12,"\t",$12+35,"\t",$13,"\t",$1}' CMM027_027_unique_hits.txt |tr 'F' '+' |tr 'R' '-'|tr -d '.fa' |
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