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Hi, MACS2 peak calls usually have two optional threshold: p values and q values. In the encode atacseq pipeline there is only one option: pvalue-threshold at the step of peak calling.
We need qvalues = 0.01 as threshold. I revised the "pvalue-threshold" to "q" in the module "encode_task_macs2_atac.py" but it did not change the output. It was still pvalue. Could you give comments on how to run the pipeline with q value setting on MACS2 peak calling?
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Hi, MACS2 peak calls usually have two optional threshold: p values and q values. In the encode atacseq pipeline there is only one option: pvalue-threshold at the step of peak calling.
We need qvalues = 0.01 as threshold. I revised the "pvalue-threshold" to "q" in the module "encode_task_macs2_atac.py" but it did not change the output. It was still pvalue. Could you give comments on how to run the pipeline with q value setting on MACS2 peak calling?
OS/Platform
$ conda --version
).Caper configuration file
Paste contents of
~/.caper/default.conf
.Input JSON file
Paste contents of your input JSON file.
PASTE INPUT JSON CONTENTS HERE
Troubleshooting result
If you ran
caper run
without Caper server then Caper automatically runs a troubleshooter for failed workflows. Find troubleshooting result in the bottom of Caper's screen log.If you ran
caper submit
with a running Caper server then first find your workflow ID (1st column) withcaper list
and runcaper debug [WORKFLOW_ID]
.Paste troubleshooting result.
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