Provides a cleaner interface with extended events inheriting all of the basic RBP
functionality. Implementation is still slightly messy, but should allow users to
provide separate implementations of methods for sample split pileups and unsplit
pileups for efficiency's sake.
Methods not covered by unit/integration tests have not been sufficiently tested yet.
Unit tests will follow this week.
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independent while processing, and only merged back in a priority queue if necessary in a special
variant of the ReadBackedPileup. This code is not live yet except in the case of naive deduping.
Downsampling by sample temporarily disabled, and the ReadBackedPileup variant is sketchy and
not well integrated with StratifiedAlignmentContext or the walkers. Cleanup to follow.
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Also deleted the FixBamSortOrder package that isn't used anymore.
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@CoverageAndPowerWalker - removed a hanging colon that was being printed after the reference position
@VariantEvalWalker - added a command line argument for pool size for eventual use in doing pooled caller evaluations. As now, the variable is unused.
@AlignmentContext - altered the scope of class variables from private to protected in order that child objects might have access to them
New Additions:
Filtered Contexts
Sometimes we want to filter or partition reads by some aspect (quality score, read direction, current base, whatever) and use only those reads as
part of the alignment context. Prior to this I've been doing the split externally and creating a new AlignmentContext object. This new approach makes
it a bit easier, as each of these objects are children of AlignmentContext, and can be instantiated from a "raw" AlignmentContext.
@FilteredAlignmentContext is an abstract class that defines the behavior. The abstract method 'filter' is called on the input AlignmentContext, filtering
those reads and offsets by whatever you can think of. The filtered reads/offsets are then maintained in the reads and offsets fields. These classes can
be passed around as AlignmentContexts themselves. Writing a new kind of read-filtered alignment context boils down to implementing the filter method.
@ReverseReadsContext - a FilteredAlignmentContext that takes only reads in the reverse direction
@ForwardReadsContext - a FilteredAlignmentContext that takes only reads in the forward direction
@QualityScoreThresholdContext - a FilteredAlignmentContext that takes only reads above a given quality score threshold (defaults to 22 if none provided).
A unit test bamfile and associated unit tests for these are in the works.
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from an array of bases to an object (ReferenceContext), and LocusContext has been renamed to reflect
the fact that it contains contextual information only about the alignments, not the locus in general.
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