Gmap align gtf
GmapAlignGTF class.
Represents a task that wraps Gmap aligment tool. Gmap index is Mandatory to use Gmap tools.
Configuration options:
* threads
: Multi threading options: number of threads to use. [Default = 8]
* min-identity"
: Do not print alignments with identity less this value (default=70.0, 0.0 would means no filtering). Note that chimeric alignments will be output regardless of this filter.
* min-trimmed-coverage
: Do not print alignments with trimmed coverage less than this value (default=70.0, 0.0 would means no filtering). Note that chimeric alignments will be output regardless of this filter.
* max-hit-number
: Maximum number of hits to show (default 5). If set to 1, GMAP will not report chimeric alignments, since those imply two hits. If you want a single alignment plus chimeric alignments, then set this to be 0. [Default = 5]
* cross-species
: Use a more sensitive search for canonical splicing, which helps especially for cross-species alignments and other difficult cases (genome for a far-related species/family...). [Default = No]
Input
Output
Configuration
threads
Number of threads [Default = 8]
int
8
min-identity
Do not print alignments with identity less this value (default=0.7, 0.0 would means no filtering). Note that chimeric alignments will be output regardless of this filter.
float
0.7
min-trimmed-coverage
Do not print alignments with trimmed coverage less than this value (default=0.7, 0.0 would means no filtering). Note that chimeric alignments will be output regardless of this filter.
float
0.7
max-hit-number
Maximum number of hits to show (default 5). If set to 1, GMAP will not report chimeric alignments, since those imply two hits. If you want a single alignment plus chimeric alignments, then set this to be 0. [Default = 5]
int
5
cross-species
Use a more sensitive search for canonical splicing, which helps especially for cross-species alignments and other difficult cases (genome for a far-related species/family...). [Default = No]
string
Yes
No
No
alt-start-codons
Also, use the alternate initiation codons (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Utils/wprintgc.cgi). By default, without this option, only ATG is considered an initiation codon [Default = No]
string
Yes
No
No
fulllength
Assume full-length protein, starting with Met (ATG codon). [Default = No]
string
Yes
No
No