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Beta v0.10.0 #184

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New Features:

  • New experimental atomize tool for splitting haplotypes into basis SNVs Atomize VCF script #72.
  • New experimental call-pedigree tool fo pedigree informed genotype calling.
  • Optionally specify just the INFO or FORMAT variant of an optional VCF field Additional info fields #174.
  • Use setuptools_scm for versioning version #179.
  • Added example notebook from 2024 Tools for Polyploids workshop.

VCF Changes:

  • Renamed PHQ and PHPM to SQ and SPM for clarity.
  • Added INFO/UAN field for number of unique alleles called Additional info fields #174.
  • Added INFO/MCI field for proportion of sample with Markov Chain incongruence.
  • Added optional fields Additional info fields #174:
    • INFO/AOPSUM (sum of FORMAT/AOP).
    • INFO/ACP and FORMAT/ACP.
    • INFO/SNVDP and FORMAT/SNVDP.

- Allow specification of INFO and FORMAT field variants
- Add ACP field
- Add INFO/AOPSUM field
- Add SNVDP field
- Use objects rather than strings for fields
- Use constants for columns
- Store reads in seperate dataclass fields
- Round floats as part of string formatting
- Move MEC calculation to subclasses
@timothymillar timothymillar force-pushed the atomize branch 7 times, most recently from ce771cb to fe219f8 Compare September 18, 2024 22:35
@timothymillar timothymillar merged commit 29935f7 into PlantandFoodResearch:master Sep 18, 2024
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