Add some very simple documentation on running and modifying the per-sample
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# Reads in selected Picard metrics, generating an R-compatible TSV suitable for pre-QC analysis.
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# To run:
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# /humgen/gsa-hpprojects/software/bin/jython2.5.2/jython \
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# -J-classpath $STING_HOME/dist/sam-1.44.794.jar:$STING_HOME/dist/picard-1.44.794.jar:$STING_HOME/dist/picard-private-parts-1859.jar \
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# $STING_HOME/python/generate_per_sample_metrics.py <bam.list> > <output_metrics_file.tsv>
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# To add a new metric:
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# - If the metric file is new to Picard, add the relevant parser to the picard-private jar
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# (see http://www.broadinstitute.org/gsa/wiki/index.php/Adding_and_updating_dependencies for details).
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# - Add the field name to the header array.
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# - Add the field data to the statement printing the data array.
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from java.lang import *
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from java.io import File,FileReader
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from net.sf.picard.metrics import MetricsFile
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