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I am currently using Progressive Cactus (via Docker) and would like to integrate Phast tools, particularly PhastCons, into my workflow. However, I am finding it challenging to determine the correct approach to run Phast tools with my existing setup, especially considering the various Cactus versions.
To make the context:
Input Alignment: I already have a HAL file generated from Progressive Cactus.
Goal: Generate a neutral model and calculate PhastCons scores using this alignment.
My questions are:
To generate the neutral model, should I convert the HAL file to MAF format first and then run Phast’s phyloFit binaries directly?. And for the cactus-hal2maf use the options: --noDupes --onlyOrthologs --noAncestors or are there any other specifications for generating the MAF to run Phast?
Alternatively, is there a way to compute PhastCons scores directly from the HAL file without converting it to MAF, leveraging the tools provided with Cactus or via a specific workflow?
Thanks in advance for your time!
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Yes, because the halPhyloP tools are quite dated and not so well maintained, I recommend using cactus-hal2maf to make a MAF then following instructions from the Phast documentation from there.
Hi,
I am currently using Progressive Cactus (via Docker) and would like to integrate Phast tools, particularly PhastCons, into my workflow. However, I am finding it challenging to determine the correct approach to run Phast tools with my existing setup, especially considering the various Cactus versions.
To make the context:
Input Alignment: I already have a HAL file generated from Progressive Cactus.
Goal: Generate a neutral model and calculate PhastCons scores using this alignment.
My questions are:
To generate the neutral model, should I convert the HAL file to MAF format first and then run Phast’s phyloFit binaries directly?. And for the cactus-hal2maf use the options: --noDupes --onlyOrthologs --noAncestors or are there any other specifications for generating the MAF to run Phast?
Alternatively, is there a way to compute PhastCons scores directly from the HAL file without converting it to MAF, leveraging the tools provided with Cactus or via a specific workflow?
Thanks in advance for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: