Removed obsolete usages of PackageUtils with updated PluginManager.
Ported Queue interval utilities written in scala over to Sting's java IntervalUtils.
Added a very basic intergration test to ensure that the fullCallingPipeline.q compiles.
Added options to specify the temporary directories without having to use -Djava.io.tmpdir (useful during the above integration test).
While adding tempDir added options to specify the run directory from the command line, for example "-runDir v1".
Upgraded to scala 2.8.1 and updated calls to deprecated functions.
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for anything that needs to be simultaneously aware of multiple references, eg
Queue's interval sharding code, liftover support, distributed GATK etc.
GenomeLocParser instances must now be used to create/parse GenomeLocs.
GenomeLocParser instances are available in walkers by calling either
-getToolkit().getGenomeLocParser()
or
-refContext.getGenomeLocParser()
This is an intermediate change; GenomeLocParser will eventually be merged
with the reference, but we're not clear exactly how to do that yet. This
will become clearer when contig aliasing is implemented.
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Bug fix to LiftoverVariants - no barfing at reference sites.
AlleleFrequencyComparison - local changes added to make sure parsing works properly
Added HammingDistance annotation. Mostly useless. But only mostly.
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Initial test to see how Bamboo will respond. More detailed email to follow.
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Unrelated change: in the sorted-target mode (when we read sorted target intervals one by on from a file), one can now specify multiple semicolon-separated interval files (all must be sorted). Not hugely useful probably, but makes --targetIntervals always process its values in exactly the same way, so we are consistent (it has been already taking ;-separated args in unsorted mode)
NwayIntervalMergingIterator: reads in multiple sorted GenomeLoc input streams (iterators) and presents them as a single sorted and merged stream
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of traversal to avoid holding a reference to the microscheduler, which holds a reference to
the engine, which in turn holds a reference to the walker, which itself holds a reference to
all the data aggregated during the course of the traversal.
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parsing engine. Hugely lowers our memory footprint in integrationtests, but not yet enough to
run Mark's new parallelized VariantEvalIntegrationTests.
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Modified - SelectVariants: Hook up to VariantContextUtils to recalculate AC/AF/AN, which uses the accessor in VariantContext to do this. Somehow sites that were selected down to hom-ref genotypes only wound up getting positive AC.
**IMPORTANT** I kind of need input here. The header of a file used for an integration test specifies AC as being an integer. Recalculating it casts it into an integer list (which it should be, as it allows for alternate alleles). However this appears to clash with what the jexl expression is looking for? For now, the integration test itself needed to be changed -- it's unclear what to do when the header specifies AC of being one class, but recalculating it casts to another class, and I'm not sure what to do.
I'm committing my omni_qc pipeline because I'm almost certain 2 months down the road I'm going to wonder what the heck I did to generate my results.
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The core walker has been modified so that when variant contexts (eval and comp) are subset to command-line-specified sample(s), the chromosome count annotations (AC/AN/AF) are altered to reflect the AC/AN/AF of only those samples involved in the comparison. No more getting AC500 when you're comparing a 10-sample overlap. Interestingly enough, this didn't break any integration tests.
GenotypeConcordance now has two additional tables: Allele Count Statistics, and Allele Count Summary Statistics. These work exactly identically to the Sample Statistics and Sample Summary Statistics tables, except that the partition being used is no longer the sample, but instead the allele count of the variant sites. These tables stratify by both eval and comp ACs, e.g.
evalAC0
evalAC1
evalAC2
compAC0
compAC1
compAC2
Differences with previous integration tests were verified to only be in the Allele Count tables (by grepping them out of the diff); a new test has been added for the simple case of an AC=1 site in the eval becoming an AC=2 site in the comp.
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by the fact that the GATKSAMRecord, by design, needs to both inherit from
SAMRecord and wrap a 'member' SAMRecord, and method calls that aren't
implemented as explicit passthroughs can compromise the content of the
SAMRecord in subtle ways.
Will be automatically fixed when Picard moves to a lightweight SAMRecord
interface rather than the current heavyweight implementation. But in
the short-term, there's no obvious fix.
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- ProduceBeagleInputWalker
+ Now takes a validation ROD and a prior to give it, will use those genotypes in place of the variant genotypes if both are present
+ Takes a bootstrap argument -- can use some given %age of the validation sites
+ Optionally takes a bootstrap output argument -- re-prints the validation VCF, filtering those sites used as part of the bootstrap
-BeagleOutputToVCFWalker
+ Now filters sites where the genotypes have been reverted to hom ref
+ Now calls in to the new VCUtils to calculate AC/AN
-Queue
+ New pipeline libraries for easy qscript creation, still a work in progress, but this is a considerable prototype
+ full calling pipeline v2 uses the above libraries
+ minor changes to some of my own scripts
+ no more need for contig interval lists, these will be parsed out of your normal interval list when it is provided
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Queue now submits new LSF jobs only after previous functions have completed successfully.
When the Queue process is shutdown (ex: via Control-C) sends a bkill command for any running jobs.
Ported commands like creating directories and scatter/gather interval list to scala functions.
Updates to LSF status tracking by porting the python to internally generated bash scripts.
Temporarily disabled job name submission to LSF. Plus side is that the full command is now available in "bjobs -w". TODO: Put back jobName passing to LSF based on an option?
Changed BaseTest to allow scala to access paths to references.
Changed the extension generator to default the analysis name to the walker "name".
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argument. Brought it back, and added an integrationtest to make sure it
stays around.
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-- getToolkit().subContextFromSampleProperty(): filters a VariantContext to genotypes that come from samples that have a given property value
-- getToolkit().getSamplesWithProperty(): gets all samples with a given property
-- getToolkit().getSamplesFromVariantContext(): sample objects that are referenced by name in a VariantContext
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This will allow other programs like Queue to reuse the functionality.
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pieces of core that depend on playground. Most of these have been eliminated by
(temporarily) promoting Aaron's report system to core in this checkin. I'll
follow up with other changes in separately.
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The GAE half has all the walker specific code. The new "Abstract" GAE has the rest of the logic.
More refactoring to come, with the end goal of having a tool that other java analysis programs (Queue, etc.) can use to read in genomic data.
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plus a bit of cleanup of custom exceptions in the sharding system.
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Added a pipeline java bean and YAML utility to serialize java beans.
Added a getFirehosePipelineYaml.sh that can pull firehose data into the pipeline yaml file format.
Updated the fullCallingPipeline.q to begin using the pipeline yaml file format for bams and reference.
More changes to come as this code gets tested out in the fullCallingPipeline.
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Changed integration tests, adding the -NO_HEADER argument, for walkers that previously did not include the command-line
arg headers.
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Ryan is using this to modify VCF code today...
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The exception: "org.broadinstitute.sting.utils.exceptions.UserException$CommandLineException: Invalid command line: This calculation is critically dependent on being able to skip over known variant sites. Please provide a dbSNP ROD or a VCF file containing known sites of genetic variation."
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*** Three integration tests had to change: ***
RecalibarationWalkersIntegrationTest:
One of the tests was using the interval as the snp track, and wasn't supplying a DbSNP track (for CountCovariates)
SequenomValidationConverterIntegrationTest:
relies on Plink ROD which we've removed.
PileupWalkerIntegrationTest:
we no longer have implicit interval tracks, so there isn't a rod name over the specified region. Otherwise the same result.
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This commit adds two important classes: Sample, which contains data about one sample; and SampleDataSource, which manages sample data a la ReferenceDataSource and ReadsDataSource.
This code should be stable, but it has not been integrated with existing walkers yet. That's the next commit.
In the meantime, feel free to experiment with the code - there are two basic example walkers in the playground.sample package. And PLEASE let me know if you see any errors/inconsistencies.
Note that this also adds a new dependency on SnakeYaml, a YAML parser.
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in the reference. Reset routine is not accessible to any class outside
GenomeLocParser's package.
We'll have to do something more intelligent with this when the GATK goes
distributed.
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- Update the test to point to our repository.
- Update the md5 to reflect new Picard tag ordering.
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1. Rip out all of Ben's code intended to circumvent the stable VCF Writer output system in multi-threaded mode (I threw up a little when
I saw this code). This will improve memory consumption when running with -nt.
2. Don't annotate indels or > bi-allelic sites.
3. Fix bug where not all records were making it into the output VCF.
4. General code clean up.
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(-B:name,type file) as well as the old syntax. Also, a bonus feature: BAMs can now be tagged at the
command-line, which should allow us to get rid of some of the hackier calls in GenomeAnalysisEngine.
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most appropriate based on feature density, and the longest feature in the file. Also:
- Converted Tribble to TestNG; it has better features and is about 6x faster.
- As much code clean-up as I could get done. More to do, especially in the example code.
- Moved asserts in the code to throw exceptions.
- Added getBinSize to the index interface; both indexes already implemented this.
- Removed the abstract parts of the indexCreator interface; this is now more simple.
- Added an IndexType enumeration; might be overkill but it is at least a single point of entry for index information.
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-o/--out instead of -varout. Let's watch as our intrepid support engineer
gracefully responds to all the incoming questions of the form: "the GATK told
me to use -o instead of -varout. What do I do?"
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Thanks to Matt for the advice.
Also, for Guillermo: while I was at it, I changed the .stats debug output to emit the original interval instead of the cleaned region.
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- GATKVCFWriter deleted, to be replaced if absolutely necessary when VCF writing goes into Tribble.
- VCFWriter is now an interface, for easier redirection.
- VCFWriterImpl fleshes out the VCFWriter interface.
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Added ability to skip up-to-date jobs where the outputs are older than the inputs.
Changed -T CountDuplicates --quiet to --quietLocus so that Queue GATK extensions can use both short and full argument names.
Short names can be used to set values on Queue GATK extensions, for example: vf.XL :+= myFile
Moved Hidden from the GATK to StingUtils.
Updated ivy from 2.0.0 to 2.2.0-rc1 to fix sha1 issue: http://bit.ly/aX72w7
Added Queue to javadoc and testing build targets.
Added first Queue unit test.
Another pass at avoiding cycles in the DAG thanks to all function I/O being files.
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- Eliminate reduncancy of filter application.
- Track filter metrics per-shard to facitate per merging.
- Flatten counting iterator hierarchy for easier debugging.
- Rename Reads class to ReadProperties and track it outside of the Sting iterators.
Note: because shards are currently tied so closely to reads and not the merged triplet of <reads,ref,RODs>, the metrics
classes are managed by the SAMDataSource when they should be managed by something more general. For now, we're hacking
the reads data source to manage the metrics; in the future, something more general should manage the metrics classes.
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Major cleanup of the genotype writer code from the calling end. UG no longer supports making calls in anything but VCF, and that allows us to use the VCFWriter more generically now. Putting the ball in Matt's court to finish collapsing everything.
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2) Small fixes in the VCFWriter:
a) Trailing missing values weren't being removed if their count was > 1 (e.g. ".,.")
b) We were handling key values that were Lists, but not Arrays. We now handle both.
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- Tribble is included directly in the GATK repo; those who have access to commit to Tribble can now directly commit from the GATK directory from Intellij; command line users can commit from
inside the tribble directory.
- Hapmap ROD now in Tribble; all mentions have been switched over.
- VariantContext does not know about GenomeLoc; use VariantContextUtils.getLocation(VariantContext vc) to get a genome loc.
- VariantContext.getSNPSubstitutionType is now in VariantContextUtils.
- This does not include the checked-in project files for Intellij; still running into issues with changes to the iml files being marked as changes by SVN
I'll send out an email to GSAMembers with some more details.
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Generalized some of the packaging code from VariantAnnotator. Matt might want to take a look to make this nicer...?
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b) Cosmetic change to Beagle annotation description.
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- makes writing to disk optional for indexes using the indexCreator classes (allow the user to specify the index file, if null don't write it)
- removed some system.out debugging code
- fixed version checking in interval tree
- made indexes store and return a LinkedHashSet for sequence names (to ensure they've preserved the ordering in the file)
- index creators now read the file before creating the index
- changed the Index.write() method to take a LEDataStream instead of a file
- removed the sequence dictionary code on the header
- added utils for getting LEDataStreams
- added a base Tribble exception
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b) Bug fixes and update to how we represent indels and other complex events in a VariantContext object. Convention is now that all events are left aligned, with the first variant context location marking the common base before an event occurs. However, alleles in a VC don't have the common base in all VC's. Two new functions are now part of VariantContextUtils: CreateVariantContextWithPaddedAlleles and CreateVariantContextWithTrimmedAlleles. Both take a VC as an input and create a VC as an output.
Main flow is that a VCF reader would create a VC with trimmed alleles, all walkers would ideally work with these trimmed alleles, and then the VCF writer would pad back the alleles before writing. However, there are special cases where we need to pad alleles like for example when merging/combining VC's.
Pending issues:
- PED and DBSNP RODs have to be updated to create VC's for indels following the convention above. Changes will go in after Tribble location is moved and things are tested.
- Need to verify Indel genotyper and other modules that create VC's with indels.- Wiki page describing convention above and how walkers should interpret indel VC's still needs updating/detailing.
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2) Keep track of whether vcf records are unfiltered vs. pass filters in the variant context so we can regenerate the records on output.
3) No more "ID" hard-coded all over the code to set the VariantContext ID. Use a static variable instead.
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2. Moved Jared's VCFTool code into archive so that everything would compile.
3. Added the vcf reference base (needed for indels) as an attribute to the VariantContext from the reader.
4. TribbleRMDTrackBuilderUnitTest was complaining that a validation file didn'r exist, so I commented it out.
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- changed to a better method for getting headers from Codecs
- some removal of old commented out code in the GATKAgrumentCollection
- changes for the rename of FeatureReader to FeatureSource
- removed the old Beagle ROD
- cleaned up some of the code in SampleUtils
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a) VCF track name can work again with 3.3 or 4.0 VCF's when specifying -B name,VCF,file. Code will read header and parse automatically the version.
b) Old VCF codec is deprecated. Reader goes now direct from parsing VCF lines into producing VariantContext objects, with no intermediate VCF records. If anyone can't resist the urge to still input files using the old method, a new VCF3Codec is in place with the old code, but it will be eventually deleted.
c) VCF headers and VCF info fields no longer keep track of the version. They are parsed into an internal representation and will be output only in VCF4.0 format.
d) As a consequence, the existing GATK bug where files are produced with VCF4 body but VCF3.3 headers is solved.
e) Several VCF 4.0 writer bugs are now solved.
f) Integration test MD5's are changed, mostly because of corrected VCF4.0 headers and because validation data mostly uses now VCF4.0.
g) Several VCF files in the ValidationData/ directory have been converted to VCF 4.0 format. I kept the old versions, and the new versions have a .vcf4 extension.
Pending issues:
a) We are still not dealing with indels consistently or correctly when representing them. This will be a second part of the changes.
b) The VCF writer doesn't use VCFRecord but it does still use a lot of leftovers like VCFGenotypeEncoding, VCFGenotypeRecord, etc. This needs to be simplified and cleaned.
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that the semantics for which reads are in an extended event pileup are not
clear at this point. Eric and I have planned a future clarification for this
and the two of us will discuss who will implement this clarification and when
it'll happen.
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2. Updated liftover code (and scripts) to emit vcf 4.0 and no longer depend on VCFRecord.
3. Beagle walker now also emits vcf 4.0.
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Also commented out the Tribble index out-of-date tests, the timing seems to be troublesome from the farm.
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Also putting more tolerance into the timing on the tibble index tests (that check to make sure we're deleting out of date indexes, and not deleting perfectly good indexes). It seems that some of the farm nodes aren't great with a stopwatch.
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- Allow the "GT" field in genotypes at any point in the genotype string (before we required they be the first key-value pair).
- Fix a bug with the phasing value put into the VariantContext, thanks for the catch Guillermo!
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1) Some improvements to the VCF4 parsing, including disabling validation.
2) Reimplemented RefSeq in the new Tribble-style rod system.
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