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wrangler_by_sample.yaml
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wrangler_by_sample.yaml
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#folder where your output will go.
output_folder: /home/alfred/miptools/wrangler_by_sample
#number of umis to include for each mip/sample combo. This keeps massively over-
#sequenced stuff from bogging down the analysis. 20000 is default.
downsample_umi_count: 2000000000000
#when umis are randomly chosen, this random seed allows you to make sure the
#same random seeds get chosen when re-running a sample (or you could change the
#number to see if results are robust when different random umis are chosen)
downsample_seed: 312
#how many CPUs (or threads) to use in parallel - you can set this relatively low
#(e.g. 10) because most of the intensive steps of this program are parallelized
#across samples (i.e. 1000 parallel processes if you have 1,000 samples).
cpu_count: 10
#This applies to the most memory intensive steps of the pipeline. Lower values
#complete faster on a cluster but may crash out for bigger samples or highly
#sampled mips. Higher values complete slower but are less likely to crash. For
#the best of both worlds, you can set a low initial value, run all steps that
#complete, and then set a higher value and rerun to tackle any remaining failed
#steps. 4000 is a good minimum, 200000 is a good maximum, 20000 is medium.
memory_mb_per_step: 20000
#location of sample sheet
input_sample_sheet: /home/alfred/miptools/wrangler/sample_list.tsv
#location of project resources
project_resources: /home/alfred/miptools/DR1_project_resources
#location of input fastq file
fastq_dir: /home/alfred/miptools/test_data/fastq
#location of sif file to use
miptools_sif: /home/alfred/miptools_dev_plus_bcl2fastq_23-08-25.sif
#only rows from the sample sheet that contain exact matches to the probe sets
#listed here (after splitting the probe_set column with commas) will be analyzed
#To match on multiple probe sets, use commas, e.g. DR1,VAR4
probe_sets_used: DR1
#only rows from the sample_set column of the sample sheet that are an exact
#match to the sample set listed below will be analyzed
sample_set_used: JJJ