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Command to create synthetic annotation regions #54

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marcomass opened this issue Jun 23, 2017 · 2 comments
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Command to create synthetic annotation regions #54

marcomass opened this issue Jun 23, 2017 · 2 comments

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@marcomass
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Add command to automatically create “annotation regions”, i.e. regions of a given length starting from a certain location (including also the left-end of the leftmost region in a sample/dataset) and/or ending in a given location (including also the right-end of the rightmost region in a sample/dataset), with a given spacing in between (on all or only some chromosomes)

@marcomass marcomass added this to the Version 2.3 milestone Jun 23, 2017
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akaitoua commented Jul 4, 2017

@marcomass, Would you please give me more detailed example to clarify this issue.

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Let's suppose you want to use some synthetic reference regions. Now, you can create them within a new sample file using an external program, then uploud the file a new dataset in the repository and finally use the new dataset as a reference dataset, e.g. in a map operation.
Instead, it would be much more easy and auto-contained in the language to a have a command within the GMQL language to generate and use such synthetic region dataset. For instance something like:
Synt_data = GENERATE(length: 100; spaced; 1000; on: 1, 2); to generate reference regions with length 100, spaced 1000 bp [on chromosome 1, 2 (optional)].
Some competitor languages, such as the START I pointed out to you time ago, have such builtin possibility.

@akaitoua akaitoua removed their assignment Aug 30, 2017
@marcomass marcomass modified the milestones: Version 2.4, Version 2.3 Sep 12, 2017
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