Both the trio and duo commands are used to process tandem repeats, with trio designed for analyzing data from a mother, father, and child, and duo intended for cases with only two individuals. Below are the common and specific options for each command:
Basic Options (Common to both trio and duo):
-r, --reference <FASTA>
Path to the FASTA file containing the reference genome. The same reference genome as was used for read alignment.-b, --bed <BED>
Path to the BED file with reference coordinates of tandem repeats-o, --out <TSV>
Output tsv path--trid <TRID>
Optionally a tandem repeat ID may be supplied, if so, only this site will be tested, default = None-@ <THREADS>
Number of threads, the number of sites that are processed in parallel, default = 1-h, --help
Print help-V, --version
Print version
Options specific to trio:
-m, --mother <PREFIX>
Common (path) prefix of spanning reads BAM file and variant call VCF file of mother-f, --father <PREFIX>
Common (path) prefix of spanning reads BAM file and variant call VCF file of father-c, --child <PREFIX>
Common (path) prefix of spanning reads BAM file and variant call VCF file of child
Options specific to duo:
-a, --sample-a <PREFIX>
Common (path) prefix of spanning reads BAM file and variant call VCF file of the first sample-b, --sample-b <PREFIX>
Common (path) prefix of spanning reads BAM file and variant call VCF file of the second sample
Advanced:
--flank-len <FLANK_LEN>
Amount of additional flanking sequence that should be used during alignment, default = 50--no-clip-aln
Score alignments without stripping the flanks--p-quantile <QUANTILE>
Quantile of alignment scores to determine the threshold, default is strict and takes only the top scoring alignment, default = 1.0--aln-scoring
Scoring function for 2-piece gap affine alignment (non-negative values): mismatch,gap_opening1,gap_extension1,gap_opening2,gap_extension2, default = "8,4,2,24,1", see here for more details on parametrization--partition-by-aln
Within-sample partitioning using alignment rather than the TRGT BAMleet allele length field.--quick <QUICK>
Only test loci that differ by a certain fraction in allele length. Format: , (e.g. AL,0.1 or AL). If no fraction is specified (or fraction is 0), it checks for exact matches. If a fraction is specified, it checks if the relative difference is within the given tolerance.
Verbose Output:
You can increase the verbosity of TRGT-denovo's output by adding a verbose flag before the command:
-v
Provides verbose output.-vv
Provides more detailed verbose output.