Does Pindel have a somatic mode for indel calling? I figure I would ask the community before I start making my own post-processing script.
Does Pindel have a somatic mode for indel calling? I figure I would ask the community before I start making my own post-processing script.
Edit June 8th, 2019 ( by Kevin Blighe ): this answer (below) is old and now outdated. Latest versions of Pindel can perform somatic indel calling
There's no way to do that in pindel, downstream filtering is required.
I use a couple of filters:
I've implemented this in a custom GATK walker called SomaticPindelFilter. If you're interested, I could release this to the world.
The setup is described in the online user manual:
http://gmt.genome.wustl.edu/pindel/current/user-manual.html
There is a also a screencast from Kai Ye:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQKHXfPSJfE&feature=player_embedded
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My custom GATK walker (with build instructions) is now available at github: https://github.com/dakl/gatk
Let me know if you have any issues with it.
https://github.com/dakl/gatk was compiled using command:
and
external-example-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
was generated.But
reported errors:
How did you compile?
I get this, which is the expected output:
I download the ZIP file,and compile as following as you:
It worked:
instead
It is very useful
Glad it worked - I will look into why the zip is not working.
I get the same (functional) results when downloading the master.zip, so I won't look into this any further.
I wonder if the SomaticPindelFilter tool is currently available in the repo at https://github.com/dakl/gatk.
When I enter the command:
I get an error message that contains the following line:
I am also interested. Could you please release SomaticPindelFilter to the world?