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Wally uses the BAM index to parse through all reads of a given region. So the default order is coordinate-sorted and any other order would require storing the reads in memory. You can, of course, subset the BAM beforehand or split the BAM by a certain tag to visualize specific features of your data in separate panels.
Thanks for your explanation. In my case, I use contigs alignments from 66 samples. Is it possible to sort the order by read name? I don't think samtools sort -n could work in wally
Hi, @tobiasrausch
I just wondering what's logic for order of reads in the
wally region
? Could we specific the order ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: