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Command line tools |
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:code:`janggu` |
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The janggu app can be used to browse |
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through the results of one or more models using |
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webbrowser of your choice. |
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Example usage:: |
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janggu -path <results-root> -port <PORT> |
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:code:`janggu-trim` |
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janggu-trim can be used to trim the interval starts |
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and ends of a given BED/GFF file which is intended |
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for creating the ROI by a specified factor. |
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Trimming might circumvent undesired round effects when |
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using :code:`resolution>1` and :code:`store_whole_genome=True` |
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to handle covarage data with :code:`Cover`. |
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Therefore, we suggest to trim the ROIs that are used during |
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training and evaluation beforehand. For the sake of convenience, |
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we added the tool janggu-trim to do that. |
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Example usage:: |
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janggu-trim input.bed trimmed.bed -divby 50 |