Usage
This section describes the general usage of HTSinfer.
General usage
htsinfer [--output-directory PATH]
[--temporary-directory PATH]
[--cleanup-regime {DEFAULT,KEEP_ALL,KEEP_NONE,KEEP_RESULTS}]
[--records INT]
[--threads INT]
[--transcripts FASTA]
[--read-layout-adapters PATH]
[--read-layout-min-match-percentage FLOAT]
[--read-layout-min-frequency-ratio FLOAT]
[--library-source-min-match-percentage FLOAT]
[--library-source-min-frequency-ratio FLOAT]
[--library-type-max-distance INT]
[--library-type-mates-cutoff FLOAT]
[--read-orientation-min-mapped-reads INT]
[--read-orientation-min-fraction FLOAT]
[--tax-id INT]
[--verbosity {DEBUG,INFO,WARN,ERROR,CRITICAL}]
[-h] [--version]
PATH [PATH]
The above command allows the user to infer metadata for single- or paired-ended RNA-Seq libraries by specifying file paths and relevant parameters. The tool outputs metadata in JSON format to STDOUT and logs to STDERR.
Command-line options
Available command-line parameters are categorized as follows:
General options
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Path where output data will be saved. |
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Path for storing temporary files generated during execution. |
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Specifies which data should be kept after completion. Options are: |
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Controls the verbosity level of log output. Options are: |
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Show help screen and exit. |
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Show version information and exit. |
Processing and performance options
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Limits the number of input records to process; setting this to 0 will process all records. |
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Specifies the number of threads for STAR to optimize performance. |
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Taxonomy ID for the sample source, aiding in organism-specific analyses. |
Library-specific options
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Path(s) to the RNA-Seq input data.
For paired-end libraries, provide paths to both mate files.
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Path to the FASTA file containing transcript sequences for reference. |
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Path to a file with 3’ adapter sequences (one sequence per line)
used to identify adapter content.
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Minimum percentage of reads containing an adapter
for it to be considered as the library’s 3’-end adapter.
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Minimum frequency ratio between the most and second most
frequent adapters to select the 3’-end adapter.
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Minimum percentage of reads aligning with a library source
for it to be considered representative of the library.
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Minimum frequency ratio between primary and secondary library sources,
ensuring only the most prominent source is identified.
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Maximum allowable distance between read pairs
to classify the library type.
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Ratio cutoff to determine the consistency
of mate orientation in paired-end reads.
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Minimum number of mapped reads to ensure
reliable inference of read orientation.
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Minimum fraction (must exceed 0.5) of reads
supporting a given orientation to confirm its accuracy.
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