asivache 9f35a5aa32 Insidious bug: clipped sequences (S cigar elements) where a) processed incorrectly; b) sometimes caused IntervalCleaner to crash, if such sequence occured at the boundary of the interval. The following inconsistency occurs: LocusWindow traversal instantiates interval reference stretch up to rightmost read.getAlignmentEnd(), but this does not include clipped bases; then IntervalCleaner takes all read bases (as a string) and does not check if some of them were clipped. Inside the interval this would cause counting mismatches on clipped bases, at the boundary of the interval the clipped bases would stick outside the passed reference stretch and index-out-of-bound exception would be thrown. THIS IS A PARTIAL, TEMPORARY FIX of the problem: mismatchQualitySum() is fixed, in that it does not count mismatches on clipped bases anymore; however, we do not attempt yet to realign only meaningful, unclipped part of the read; instead all reads that have clipped bases are assigned to the original reference and we do not attempt to realign them at all (we'd need to be careful to preserve the cigar if we wanted to do this) ... git-svn-id: file:///humgen/gsa-scr1/gsa-engineering/svn_contents/trunk@933 348d0f76-0448-11de-a6fe-93d51630548a		2009-06-08 05:20:29 +00:00
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config	Provide a default logger, some config settings, and some doc updates.	2009-04-29 02:06:05 +00:00
src/org/broadinstitute/sting	Insidious bug: clipped sequences (S cigar elements) where a) processed incorrectly; b) sometimes caused IntervalCleaner to crash, if such sequence occured at the boundary of the interval. The following inconsistency occurs: LocusWindow traversal instantiates interval reference stretch up to rightmost read.getAlignmentEnd(), but this does not include clipped bases; then IntervalCleaner takes all read bases (as a string) and does not check if some of them were clipped. Inside the interval this would cause counting mismatches on clipped bases, at the boundary of the interval the clipped bases would stick outside the passed reference stretch and index-out-of-bound exception would be thrown. THIS IS A PARTIAL, TEMPORARY FIX of the problem: mismatchQualitySum() is fixed, in that it does not count mismatches on clipped bases anymore; however, we do not attempt yet to realign only meaningful, unclipped part of the read; instead all reads that have clipped bases are assigned to the original reference and we do not attempt to realign them at all (we'd need to be careful to preserve the cigar if we wanted to do this)	2009-06-08 05:20:29 +00:00
test/org/broadinstitute/sting	major restructuring of generalized variant analysis framework. Now trivally easy to add additional analyses. Easy partitioning of all analyses by features, such as singleton status. Now has transition/transversional bias, counting, dbSNP coverage, HWE violation, selecting of variants by presence/absense in dbs. Also restructured the ROD system to make it easier to add tracks. Also, added the interval track -- if you provide an interval list, then the system autoatmically makese this available to you as a bound rod -- you can always find out where you are in the interval at every site. Python scripts improved to handle more merging, etc, into population snps.	2009-06-05 23:34:37 +00:00