GLISTCOMPARE(1)
π GLISTCOMPARE β bestie edition π
okay so this is glistcompare, part of the GenomeTester user manuals, and it's literally the tool that takes two k-mer list files and does the whole "you two, figure out your relationship" thing π
union, intersection, difference β the works. no cap, it's giving matchmaker energy.
β¨ NAME β¨
glistcompare β generate union, intersection or difference of k-mers from two list files π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
glistcompare <INPUTLIST1> <INPUTLIST2> [OPTIONS]
two input lists, bestie. TWO. it compares them. that's the whole vibe. π
π OPTIONS π
every single one, no skips, periodt:
-v,--versionβ print version information and exit. a lil flex, then she's gone β¨-h,--helpβ print this usage screen and exit. your girl always has the answers π«Ά-u,--unionβ union of input lists. everybody's invited to the party π-i,--intersectionβ intersection of input lists. only the ones in BOTH groups make the cut π₯-d,--differenceβ difference of input lists.-dd,--double_differenceβ double difference of input lists.-du,--diff_unionβ subtract first list from the second and finds difference. it's giving "you minus me, what's left" π-mm,--mismatchNUMBER β specify number of mismatches (default0, can be used with-diffand-ddiff). sloppy matching is allowed, but only on those two, iykyk.-c,--cutoffNUMBER β specify frequency cut-off (default1).-o,--outputnameSTRING β specify output name (default"out"). name your baby π-r,--ruleSTRING β specify rule how final frequencies are calculated (default, add, subtract, min, max, first, second, 1, 2).
β οΈ NOTE: rulesmin,subtract,firstandsecondcan only be used with finding the intersection. not optional, bestie, that's the rule (literally).
-ss --subsetMETHOD SIZE β make subset with given method (rand_unique).--count_onlyβ output count of k-mers instead of k-mers themself. just the number, no drama π--disable_scoutsβ disable list read-ahead in background thread. the scouts are OFF duty π-Dβ increase debug level. turn the volume up on the gossip β
π EXAMPLES π
You could find some usage examples in /usr/share/doc/genometester/README.GenomeTester4.md
go read it, it's a whole mood π§
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
glistquery(1), glistmaker(1), gmer_caller(1), gmer_counter(1)
the whole squad, fr fr π
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