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  • Question about stampy, novoalign, and bwa

    From using both stampy and novoalign, I have noticed that stampy takes a considerably LONGER time than novoalign when mapping to SAMs. I am providing the command line arguments that I used for stampy, and maybe someone here can tell me if I am using the wrong parameters, syntax, etc.

    First I recalibrate the bases like this:
    Code:
    stampy.py -g PREFIX -h PREFIX -R file1.fastq file2.fastq

    Then I map it like this:
    Code:
    stampy.py -g PREFIX -h PREFIX -o A.sam -M file1.fastq file2.fastq

    I am using stampy version 1.0.12 and novoalign version 2.07. Also, is stampy faster when using BWA to pre-map, and would this have an effect on the accuracy?
    Thanks,
    Gareth

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    Pre-mapping with BWA is faster will little effect on accuracy, though this is better presented in the Stampy paper (check it out!).

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