Releases: harvardinformatics/degenotate
Releases · harvardinformatics/degenotate
v1.3
Added imputed MK test which estimates the proportion of weakly deleterious polymorphisms from the allele frequency data and excludes them from the total counts of the standard MK table. Also various bug fixes.
- added recalculation of allele frequency based on ancestral allele in polarized VCF
- fixed a bug causing pN pS undercounting
- added imputed MKT extension
- added imputed maf cutoff as an argument
v1.2.4
v1.2.3
v1.2.2
v1.2.1
v1.2.0
This release adds a couple of options to make the MK test more flexible:
-maf
allows the user to set a cutoff for the minor allele frequency for alleles to be considered in the tests--no-fixed-in
allows the user to tell degenotate to ignore sites where all ingroup samples are fixed for an alternate allele
v1.1.3
v1.1.2
This release fixes bugs related to missing data among samples in a VCF.
- Sites that have an alternate allele called, but that allele does not exist in any of the samples (due to sub-sampling or sample exclusion with
-e
) are now skipped. - We also added a check for invariant sites to be skipped.
v1.1.1
v1.1.0
This release fixes several minor bugs and adds the following functionality:
- The p-value and odds ratio (neutrality index) for the MK test are now directly calculated and provided in the
mk.tsv
output. We also calculate the direction of selection (see: https://doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msq249). - Added options
-ca
and-la
to write translations to amino acid sequences of all coding transcripts and the longest coding transcripts, respectively. - Changed the behavior of
-c
and-l
such that they now either accept a filename as input to write sequences or use a default filename if the option is provided without one.-ca
and-la
also behave this way.