cnvHeatmap¶
This function is used for drawing heatmap plot including all samples.
Note
This function is calling cnvkit.py batch, please install cnvkit before using.
Talevich, Eric, et al. “CNVkit: genome-wide copy number detection and visualization from targeted DNA sequencing.” PLoS computational biology 12.4 (2016): e1004873.
Parameters¶
cnvHeatmap(cnrInput=None,
outputdir=None, orderfile=None,
other_params={"-d": True, "-y": True},
stepNum=None, upstream=None, **kwargs)
cnrInput: list, cnr files( a table of copy number ratios), generating from cnvkit.py batch.
outputdir: str, output result folder, None means the same folder as input files.
orderfile: str, a file contain the cnr file name to reorder the outfile, you can miss this parameter which will ordered as the cnrInput.
diagram: True, drawing diagram plot? default is True.
other_params: dict, parameter for cnvkit.py heatmap, default is {{“-d”: True, “-y”: True}. other parameter could setting as this {“-c”: “chr8”} as for designate chromosome. {“-g”: “EXT1,PXDNL”} is for designate gene analysis.
stepNum: int or str, step flag for folder name.
upstream: upstream output results, used for cnv pipeline, just can be cnvbatch. This parameter can be True, which means a new pipeline start.
Warning
We recommend using this function in bin-level CNV detection.
Example usage:
from cfDNApipe import *
import glob
pipeConfigure(
threads=60,
genome="hg19",
refdir=r"path_to_reference/hg19",
outdir=r"path_to_output/snv_output",
data="WGS",
type="paired",
build=True,
JavaMem="10G",
)
bams = ["test1.bam", "test1.bam"]
verbose = True
res_cnvbatch = cnvbatch(
casebamInput=bams,
caseupstream=True,
access=Configure.getConfig("access-mappable"),
annotate=Configure.getConfig("refFlat"),
verbose=verbose,
stepNum="CNV01",
)
res_cnvPlot = cnvPlot(upstream=res_cnvbatch, verbose=verbose, stepNum="CNV02",)
res_cnvTable = cnvTable(
upstream=res_cnvbatch, verbose=verbose, stepNum="CNV03",
)
res_cnvHeatmap = cnvHeatmap(
upstream=res_cnvbatch, verbose=verbose, stepNum="CNV04",
)