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I needed suggestions on the following problem, and if you could provide some answers, that would be super helpful.
I am interested in a region X of my pan-genome graph.
I have identified the nodes in this region.
I want to extend the region X left and right until all the nodes in the original region X have a connecting node (in left and right direction)
Is it even feasible with the current Odgi set of tools ? Apologies if my issue sounds ridiculous.
If this is doable, could you please suggest a way (combination of tools)?
Thanks!!
best,
Gautam
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My experience has been that it's easy to collect the path ranges in the
subgraph and expand these using the range arithmetic that is implied by
what you've described. You could do this with awk and bedtools. Then you
use the new targets to extract a new subgraph.
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Hi @AndreaGuarracino <https://github.com/AndreaGuarracino> and @ekg
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Many thanks for developing "odgi"!!
I needed suggestions on the following problem, and if you could provide
some answers, that would be super helpful.
1. I am interested in a *region X* of my pan-genome graph.
2. I have identified the nodes in this region.
3. I want to extend the *region X* left and right until all the nodes
in the original *region X* have a connecting node (in left and right
direction)
Is it even feasible with the current Odgi set of tools ? Apologies if my
issue sounds ridiculous.
If this is doable, could you please suggest a way (combination of tools)?
Thanks!!
best,
Gautam
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Hi @AndreaGuarracino and @ekg ,
Many thanks for developing "odgi"!!
I needed suggestions on the following problem, and if you could provide some answers, that would be super helpful.
Is it even feasible with the current Odgi set of tools ? Apologies if my issue sounds ridiculous.
If this is doable, could you please suggest a way (combination of tools)?
Thanks!!
best,
Gautam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: