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  • mergeBed mean when there are empty values

    Hi,

    Is there a way to calculate mean of merged interval when there are there are one or more merged regions may have empty values. I have a situation where I can not replace these values by 0 as I need to differentiate actual 0 values as opposed to regions not being covered by any reads.

    I have a file like where empty values are ".":

    Code:
    chr1 3012840 3012841 0.25 . 0.58 . 0.75  0 1
    chr1 3012850 3012851 0.25 0.45 0.80 . 0.75 0 1
    chr1 3012860 3012861 0.25 0.25 0.68 . 0.75 0 1
    So, if I merged this with distance of 100bp I should get:

    Code:
    chr1 3012840 3012861 0.25 0.35 0.68 . 0.75 0 1
    Is there a way to get this output?

    Sudhir

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