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... See my reply to your question on github too.
However I suspect this is a processing error somewhere else which has "baked in" the pregenerated names at some point, and then a merge or something has caused the collision.
CRAM *does* track read-pairs even when the names are removed. However it's po ...
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... Samtools depth is using the mpileup algorithm to find overlapping data, along with all the nuances that involves. That means filtering by flags (unmapped data, secondary reads, duplicates, QC failure), limits of maximum depth, possibly some other things like removal of overlapping templates (I can ...
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... The answer about sizes has already been given so I won't repeat it.
However in answer to part 2, we locally use Biobambam's bamseqchksum tool to validate that a file operation hasn't lost data in the process, or that it's lost only the bits we know will be lost. For example it can compute checksum ...
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... This sounds much like the ReducedReads format from early GATK versions. Ultimately it was retired because it wasn't sufficient to capture all the important information, but it may still be available if you can find an old enough GATK (2.8?). ...
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C: BAM files compression
... I did the maths on how long it takes to recover AWS CPU costs (based on a spot price some arbitrary time ago) in the reduction of AWS standard S3 disk charges for a BAM to CRAM conversion. At that point it happened to be around 1 day! Obviously longer for cheaper storage tiers.
I didn't do the r ...
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C: BAM files compression
... CRAM generation is actually faster than BAM generation in samtools, at least at the default compression levels. CRAM decoding is slower than BAM though unless you're I/O bound, in which case CRAM will be faster due to being smaller.
See https://github.com/samtools/www.htslib.org/pull/23/commits/6a ...
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... `Bcftools mpileup` should be used instead of `samtools mpileup` for variant calling. That is, the VCF / BCF output mode of mpileup is better in bcftools.
`Samtools mpileup` however has two different formats with the default always being a simple columnar format showing chr, pos, reference, depth, ...
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... If you think you'll be doing markdup at some point then you may also want to add a "samtools fixmate -m" in there after the bowtie command as this way it doesn't require an additional sort later on. Also when piping it's often best to pipe uncompressed BAM. Some samtools commands have a "-u" optio ...
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... Samtools markdup is written to match Picard 2.10.3 (also Biobambam's bamstreamingmarkduplicates) so if you can find documentation on those then it should also apply to Samtools.
It may seem like a complex dance to have both name and position sorted requirements, but this is perhaps due to a traditi ...
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... Not an answer as I haven't implemented this myself so don't know all the ins and outs.
However basically the BAI index maps ranges (produced as "bins") to file offsets. Given the R-Tree isn't binary, a single bin may have multiple start/stop points for data within it, hence the linear index too.
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