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v1.5.6

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 24 Nov 02:57

Added r'' around regex pattern to comply with Python3.12

v1.5.5

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 10 Sep 16:18

Minor VCF changes

  1. INFO <END> added for backward compatibility issue#73
  2. FORMAT <AD> renamed to <AS> for reporting allelic read support issue#69

v1.5.4

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 26 Jul 05:21

Large partial alleles included in genotype calls

v1.5.3

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 25 Nov 05:30

VCF output fixes

v1.5.2

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 26 Sep 22:46
  • new post-processing of GMM clustering results
  • VCF v4.5

v1.5.1

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 19 Jul 20:50
  1. Motif can be - (not specified) in BED file for genotyping (e.g. useful for RFC1)
  2. --symbolic to output ALT alleles in symbolic forms (only performed when detected motif is the same as REF)
  3. refer to CHANGE log for various bugfixes

v1.5.0

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 16 Apr 23:07
  • output VCF
  • CRAM support

v1.4.1

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 10 Mar 19:54
  • Including partials (reads that do not capture entire tandem repeat) is now optional, as feature will significantly increase run-time
  • using regex for generic motif genotyping (e.g. A***G) instead of using TRF now functional again after v1.4.0 changes
  • other bugfixes

v1.4.0

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 06 Feb 05:32
  • more information (failed reads, coverage depth, etc) in tsv output
  • usage of unpaired clipped alignments in genome scan for capturing expansions beyond read length and in genotyping report
  • allows usage of ALT chromosomes in genome scan and bug fix for checking chromosome boundary violation

v1.3.0

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@readmanchiu readmanchiu released this 17 Aug 20:29

More efficient handling of BLAST alignments leads to major improvement in speed. Additions of various features in response to user requests (see CHANGES).