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  • how to convert data from PLINK to BEAGLE

    Dear all,

    I have some problems when convert data from PLINK (PED,MAP) to BEAGLE Genotypes file format.

    There is a pipeline provided by GERMLINE software (http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~gusev/germline/), which helps to convert. However I got some errors which I am not sure how did it happen and how to solve it.

    I have followed the README for each step. The only thing I have change from transformation script is the input path. Before I changed the path, errors were more.


    Here is error:
    Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: missing out argument
    at c.d.a(Unknown Source)
    at c.d.a(Unknown Source)
    at phaser.Z.<init>(Unknown Source)
    at phaser.PhaseMain.<init>(Unknown Source)
    at phaser.PhaseMain.main(Unknown Source)
    ERROR: out.pre_phase.bgl.phased does not exist or is empty

  • #2
    no one answer?

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    • #3
      keep on asking

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      • #4
        This should do:
        ./ped_to_bgl [ped file] [map file] > out.bgl

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        • #5
          Originally posted by mpiro View Post
          This should do:
          ./ped_to_bgl [ped file] [map file] > out.bgl
          Thank you for your answer. I have got a converted file , however more problem came out. For example, this mendelian error problem...

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          • #6
            The free Mega2 program will convert from PLINK format to BEAGLE format.

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            • #7
              PLINK 1.08p actually has an undocumented --recode-beagle flag which does this.
              Last edited by chrchang; 01-04-2014, 02:10 AM. Reason: oops, actually not in 1.07, but in 1.08p

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