SEGMENTIHS(1)
π segmentIhs β the manual, but make it make sense π
okay so bestie, welcome to SEGMENTIHS(1) β that's segmentIhs, section 1 of the manual, and it lives in the VCF statistics corner of the universe π§¬β¨. It's a little script with big main character energy and honestly? She ate.
β¨ NAME β¨
segmentIhs β that's her name, that's her whole brand π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
segmentFst -s 2 -f iHS.normalized.output.txt
not me copy-pasting that literally character for character, yes segmentFst is what it says, no I will not be "fixing" it for you π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
She makes genomic segments β like, as a bed file β for the regions that have high wcFst. That's the whole vibe. Segments in, bed file out, periodt. π
π OPTIONS π
π Output : 8 columns :
SeqidStart(zero based)End(zero based)- Average
iHS - Average high
Fst(iHS>-s) - N
iHSvalues in segment - N high
iHSvalues in segment - Segment length
eight columns bestie, count them, we don't skip any π
-fβ required, no skipping this one π«Ά β this is the output fromnormalizeIHS.-sβ optional, lowkey iconic β the high absoluteiHScutoff, and the default is[2].
Type: statistics β¨
β EXIT VALUES β
0β Success π slay, it worked- not
0β Failure π something went sideways
π§ SEE ALSO π§
vcflib(1)β go read the family, they're all connected iykyk
π OTHER π
π LICENSE π
Copyright 2011-2024 (C) Erik Garrison and vcflib contributors. MIT licensed. Copyright 2020-2024 (C) Pjotr Prins.
π AUTHORS π
Erik Garrison and vcflib contributors.
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