| run.alignment {varitas} | R Documentation | 
Run alignment
Description
Run alignment
Usage
run.alignment(fastq.specification, output.directory, paired.end = FALSE,
  sample.directories = TRUE, output.subdirectory = FALSE,
  job.name.prefix = NULL, job.group = "alignment", quiet = FALSE,
  verify.options = !quiet)
Arguments
| fastq.specification | Data frame detailing FASTQ files to be processed, typically from prepare.fastq.specification | 
| output.directory | Path to project directory | 
| paired.end | Logical indicating whether paired-end sequencing was performed | 
| sample.directories | Logical indicating whether all sample files should be saved to sample-specific subdirectories (will be created) | 
| output.subdirectory | If further nesting is required, name of subdirectory. If no further nesting, set to FALSE | 
| job.name.prefix | Prefix for job names on the cluster | 
| job.group | Group job should be associated with on cluster | 
| quiet | Logical indicating whether to print commands to screen rather than submit them | 
| verify.options | Logical indicating whether to run verify.varitas.options | 
Details
Runs alignment (and related processing steps) on each sample.
Value
None
Examples
run.alignment(
  fastq.specification = data.frame(
    sample.id = c('1', '2'),
    reads = c('1-R1.fastq.gz', '2-R1.fastq.gz'),
    mates = c('1-R2.fastq.gz', '2-R2.fastq.gz'),
    patient.id = c('P1', 'P1'),
    tissue = c('tumour', 'normal')
  ),
  output.directory = '.',
  quiet = TRUE,
  paired.end = TRUE
)
[Package varitas version 0.0.2 Index]