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feat: publication-style pileups visualizations #149

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deliaBlue opened this issue Jan 19, 2025 · 0 comments
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feat: publication-style pileups visualizations #149

deliaBlue opened this issue Jan 19, 2025 · 0 comments
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Modify the ASCII-style alignment pileups aesthetics to create publication-style publications.

First, filter the pileups with the arguments:

--min-count: minimum count for a sequence to be kept. Default: 0

--max-sequences: maximum number of sequences with the highest counts to be displayed. Default 30.

--keep-all: keep pileups even if it has no mapped sequences.

Right now, MIRFLOWZ runs the pileup script three different times: once per library, once per run and (if specified) once per group. Therefore, in order for the user to set a custom counts threshold, the configuration file will include two new parameters, in the form of dictionaries: min_counts and max_sequence. These new dictionaries will have as keys per_lib, per_run and per_group, and as default values the ones specified above for the parameters --min-count and --max-sequences respectively.

Then, create HTML files to visualize the pileups and its corresponding CSS files.

@deliaBlue deliaBlue added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 19, 2025
@deliaBlue deliaBlue changed the title feat: Create publication-style vizualisation pileups. feat: publication-style pileups vizualisations Jan 19, 2025
@deliaBlue deliaBlue changed the title feat: publication-style pileups vizualisations feat: publication-style pileups visualizations Jan 20, 2025
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