sga2wig(1)
Convert SGA format into Wiggle Track format
Description
SGA2WIG
NAME
sga2wig - Convert SGA format into Wiggle Track format
SYNOPSIS
sga2wig [options] [<] <SGA file|stdin>
DESCRIPTION
- version 1.5.5 where options are:
-d|--debug
Produce Debug information
-h|--help
Show this Help text
-i|--db <path>
Use <path> to locate the chr_NC_gi and chr_size files [default is: $HOME/db/genome]
-o|--format <0|1>
Set Wiggle Track data format: variableStep[def=0]/fixedStep[1]
-n|--chrnb
<int> Chromosome number [def: 0 (all chromosomes)]
-b|--start
<int> Chromosome start [def: -1 (entire chromosome)]
-e|--end
<int> Chromosome end [def: -1 (entire chromosome)]
-c|--coff
<int> Count cut-off for the SGA input file [def=99999]
-s|--span
<int> Wiggle Track Span(/stepInterval) parameter [def=150]
For fixedStep data format, it defines the step parameter
-f|--norm
<int> Normalization factor for total tag counts within step intervals [def=0]
This option is only valid for fixedStep data format
--peakf
Indicate that the The SGA input file represents a peak file [i.e. coordinates are peak centers] In such case, the span range begins upstream of [span=]150 bp chromosome position specified, and ends [span=]150 bp downstream
--name <name>
Set name for track name field [def. name=SGA-feature]
--desc <desc>
Set track description field [def. desc="ChIP-Seq Custom data"]
--color <col>
Define the track color in comma-separated RGB values [def. 100,100,100]
--autoscale
<on|off> Data viewing paramenter: set auto-scale to UCSC data view [def=OFF]
--always0
<on|off> Data viewing paramenter: always include zero [def=OFF]
--wfunction
<func> Data viewing paramenter: windowing function [def=mean+whiskers|maximum|mean|minimum]
--smoothing
<grade> Data viewing paramenter: smoothing window [def=OFF[0], <grade>=0,2..16]
--visibility <mode>
Display mode: [def=full|dense|hide]
Convert SGA format into Wiggle Track format (WIG). WIG format is line-oriented, and is composed of declaration lines and data lines.
- variableStep is for data with irregular intervals between new data points.
It begins with a declaration line and is followed by two columns containing chromosome positions and data values:
variableStep
chrom=chrN [span=windowSize]
chromStartA
dataValueA
chromStartB
dataValueB
... etc ...
... etc ...
- fixedStep is for data with regular intervals between new data values.
It begins with a declaration line and is followed by a single column of data values:
fixedStep
chrom=chrN start=position step=stepInterval [span=windowSize = stepInterval]
dataValue1 dataValue2 ... etc ...
AUTHOR
This manpage was
written by Andreas Tille for the Debian distribution and
can be used for any other usage of the program.