Class: Bio::FinishM::Explorer
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Bio::FinishM::Explorer
- Includes:
- Logging
- Defined in:
- lib/finishm/explore.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: InterestingPlace
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #add_options(optparse_object, options) ⇒ Object
- #run(options, argv) ⇒ Object
- #validate_options(options, argv) ⇒ Object
Methods included from Logging
Instance Method Details
#add_options(optparse_object, options) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/finishm/explore.rb', line 12 def (optparse_object, ) optparse_object. = "\nUsage: finishm explore --contigs <contig_file> --interesting-ends <contig1:end,contig2:start,..> --fastq-gz <reads..> --output-explored-paths <output.fa> Given a contig end, explore the assembly graph to determine what is out there. Does assembly fail because of lack of coverage? Is there more sequence out there that has yet to be explored? \n\n" .merge!({ :contig_end_length => 200, :graph_search_leash_length => 20000, }) optparse_object.separator "\nRequired arguments:\n\n" optparse_object.on("--contigs FILE", "Fasta file containing contigs to find the fluff on [required]") do |arg| [:contigs_file] = arg end optparse_object.on("--interesting-ends INTERESTING_PLACES", Array, "Comma-separated list of places to explore from e.g. 'contig1:end,MyContig2:start' to explore from the end of contig1 and the start of MyContig2. Names of contigs are as they are in the given --contigs file. Or use 'all' to mean all contig ends in the fasta file [required]") do |arg| if arg == ['all'] [:interesting_places] = :all else arg.each do |tuple| [:interesting_places] ||= [] splits = tuple.split(':') if splits.length != 2 log.error "Unable to parse this --interesting-ends argument: #{tuple}" exit 1 end place = InterestingPlace.new place.contig_name = splits[0] if %(start end).include?(splits[1]) place.start_or_end = splits[1] else log.error "Unable to parse this --interesting-ends argument, second half must be 'start' or 'end': #{tuple}" exit 1 end [:interesting_places].push place end end end optparse_object.on("--output-explored-paths PATH", "Output found paths to this file in fasta format [required]") do |arg| [:output_trails_file] = arg end optparse_object.separator "\nThere must be some definition of reads too:\n\n" #TODO improve this help Bio::FinishM::ReadInput.new.(optparse_object, ) optparse_object.separator "\nOptional arguments:\n\n" optparse_object.on("--overhang NUM", Integer, "Start assembling this far from the ends of the contigs [default: #{[:contig_end_length]}]") do |arg| [:contig_end_length] = arg.to_i end optparse_object.on("--unscaffold-first", "Break the scaffolds in the contigs file apart, and then wander between the resultant contigs[default: #{[:graph_search_leash_length]}]") do |arg| [:unscaffold_first] = true end optparse_object.on("--leash-length NUM", Integer, "Don't explore too far in the graph, only this far and not much more [default: #{[:graph_search_leash_length]}]") do |arg| [:graph_search_leash_length] = arg end Bio::FinishM::GraphGenerator.new. optparse_object, end |
#run(options, argv) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/finishm/explore.rb', line 102 def run(, argv) # Read in all the contigs sequences, removing those that are too short probe_sequences = [] sequence_names = [] interesting_place_probe_indices = [] process_sequence = lambda do |name,seq| if seq.length < 2*[:contig_end_length] log.warn "Not attempting to make connections from this contig, as it is overly short: #{name}" next end if sequence_names.include?(name) log.error "Found duplicate sequence names, being conservative and not continuuing #{name}" exit 1 end sequence_names.push name sequence = seq.seq fwd2 = Bio::Sequence::NA.new(sequence[0...[:contig_end_length]]) probe_sequences.push fwd2.reverse_complement.to_s probe_sequences.push sequence[(sequence.length-[:contig_end_length])...sequence.length] end scaffolds = nil if [:unscaffold_first] log.info "Unscaffolding scaffolds (before trying to connect them together again)" scaffolds = Bio::FinishM::ScaffoldBreaker.new.break_scaffolds [:contigs_file] scaffolds.each do |scaffold| scaffold.contigs.each do |contig| process_sequence.call contig.name, contig.sequence end end else Bio::FlatFile.foreach([:contigs_file]) do |s| process_sequence.call s.definition, s.seq end end # Collect the node IDs that I'm interested in before generating the graph so don't have to do a whole assembly before getting an argument error interesting_probe_ids_to_place = {} if [:interesting_places] == :all [:interesting_places] = [] base = 0 sequence_names.each_with_index do |name, i| %w(start end).each do |side| place = InterestingPlace.new place.start_or_end = side place.contig_name = name [:interesting_places].push place interesting_probe_ids_to_place[base] = place base += 1 end end else [:interesting_places].each do |place| seq_index = sequence_names.find_index place.contig_name if seq_index.nil? log.error "Unable to find interesting contig #{place.contig_name}, cannot continue" exit 1 else base = seq_index*2 if place.start_or_end == 'start' # elsif place.start_or_end == 'end' base += 1 end interesting_probe_ids_to_place[base] = place end end end # Generate the graph with the probe sequences in it. read_input = Bio::FinishM::ReadInput.new read_input. finishm_graph = Bio::FinishM::GraphGenerator.new.generate_graph(probe_sequences, read_input, ) # Explore from the interesting nodes output = nil if [:output_trails_file] == '-' log.info "When trails are found, writing them to stdout" output = $stdout else log.info "When trails are found, writing them to #{[:output_trails_file]}" output = File.open([:output_trails_file],'w') end explorer = Bio::AssemblyGraphAlgorithms::GraphExplorer.new interesting_probe_ids_to_place.each do |probe_id, place| log.info "Exploring from #{place}" if finishm_graph.probe_nodes[probe_id].nil? log.warn "Unable to find anchor node for #{place}, skipping exploration from there" else # Do exploration onode = finishm_graph.initial_path_from_probe probe_id paths = explorer.explore_from_node(finishm_graph.graph, onode, [:graph_search_leash_length]) max_length = paths.collect{|path| path.path.length_in_bp}.max log.info "Found #{paths.length} paths from #{place}, maximal length #{max_length}" # Print explorations that come back paths.each do |explore_path| begin seq = explore_path.path.sequence output.puts ">#{place.contig_name}:#{place.start_or_end} #{explore_path.termination_type} nodes:#{explore_path}" output.puts seq rescue Bio::Velvet::Graph::OrientedNodeTrail::InsufficientLengthException log.warn "Unable to retrieve sequence from '#{place.contig_name}:#{place.start_or_end} #{explore_path.termination_type} nodes:#{explore_path}' due to insufficient length of path, ignoring" end end end end output.close unless output == $stdout end |
#validate_options(options, argv) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/finishm/explore.rb', line 71 def (, argv) #TODO: give a better description of the error that has occurred #TODO: require reads options if argv.length != 0 return "Dangling argument(s) found e.g. #{argv[0]}" else [ :contigs_file, :interesting_places, :output_trails_file, ].each do |sym| if [sym].nil? return "No option found to specify #{sym}." end end # Need reads unless there is already an assembly unless [:previous_assembly] or [:previously_serialized_parsed_graph_file] error = Bio::FinishM::ReadInput.new.(, []) return error unless error.nil? if [:contig_end_length] < [:velvet_kmer_size] return "The overhang must be greater than the size of the assembly kmer" else return nil end else return nil end end end |