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  • #31
    Originally posted by lethalfang View Post
    I binned the chromosome 22, but still get this error:

    Code:
    > library('sequenza')
    
    > data.file <- "binned_22.seqz.gz"
    > seqz.data <- read.seqz(data.file, chr.name = "22")
    > test <- sequenza.extract(data.file)
    Processing 22: 1293 variant calls; 36633 heterozygous positions;
    2311953 homozygous positions.
    
    > cp22.example=sequenza.fit(test)
      |                                                                      |   0%
    Error in result$L - max.lik : non-numeric argument to binary operator
    In addition: There were 50 or more warnings (use warnings() to see 
    the first 50)

    The file is at: http://caprica.thruhere.net:8080/binned_22.seqz.gz

    It was created with the following command:
    sequenza-utils.py seqz-binning -w 200 -a 22.seqz | /home/ltfang/apps/tabix/bgzip > binned_22.seqz.gz



    Chromosome 1 ran fine. However, some commands did not work:
    ...
    I fixed various bugs on the sequenza-utils.py code, and I re-analysed the cell-lines from TCGA benckmark4.
    the fixed code is here:

    After binning and merging the chromosomes, I've used sequenza, the R package, with this parameters:

    Code:
    sqz     <- "seqz/HCC1143-100_bin200.seqz.gz"
    dir.out <- "out"
    sqz.id  <- "HCC1143-100"
    library(sequenza)
    
    test <- sequenza.extract(file = sqz, gamma = 60, min.reads = 20,
                                      kmin = 200, weighted.mean = FALSE,
                                      min.fw.freq = 0, min.reads.baf = 15)
    CP <- sequenza.fit(sequenza.extract = test, chromosome.list = 1:23,
                              XY = c(X = "X", Y = "Y"), ratio.priority = FALSE,
                              female = TRUE, mc.cores=4)
    
    sequenza.results(sequenza.extract = test, cp.table = CP, 
                            ratio.priority = FALSE, XY = c(X = "X", Y = "Y"),
                            out.dir = file.path(dir.out, sqz.id),
                            sample.id = sqz.id, female = TRUE)
    I have cellularity 100% and ploidy 3.6 for HCC1143, and cellularity 100% and ploidy 4.5 for HCC1954. CNV match the SKY karyotype.

    I also analyzed the mixture and it worked as well. As far as cellularity bigger than 30% we can detect ploidy correctly.
    Last edited by ffavero; 05-09-2014, 04:47 AM.

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    • #32
      I see. Good point.
      I'll give it another try in the next week or two, when I have time.

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