GalaxyGalaxy Operations Help Infomation (C Version)
Name:
galaxyOps - Operations on Genomic Intervals
Usage:
galaxyOps [database file(s) -bed=outFile.bed]
Descriptions:
galaxyOps provides a rapid and reliable tool to process the functional data at any scale. It not only includes standard set operations such as union, intersection, subtraction and complement, but also have operations like proximity to regions from another set of data, clustering by distance of regions within a single set of data, join, and coverage density. Operation join is similar to the operation known in the relational algebra of database systems as a "natural join". Coverage density return whole regions from first set that overlap second set, and append two more field at the end of the returned region - the overlapping number of basepairs for each returned region and the percentage of the overlapping for each region of the first set.
Options:
-bed=output.bed
Put intersection into bed format
-minSize=N
Minimum size to output (default 1)
-chromCol=N
The column number of chrom of the first file
-startCol=N
The column number of start point of the first file
-stopCol=N
The column number of stop point of the first file
-strandCol=N
The column number of strand, only for proximity
-chromCol2=N
The column number of chrom of the second file
-startCol2=N
The column number of start point of the second file
-stopCol2=N
The column number of stop point of the second file
-chrom=chrN
Restrict to one chromosome
-or
Or tables together instead of anding them
-not
Output negation of resulting bit set.
-all
And tables, return all fields in the 1st list
-join
Join two lists, return all fields in both lists
-covDensity
Calculate the coverage density
-unionLists
Union return original lists
-restrict
Restrict output to minSize and/or maxSize
-maxSize=N
Maximum size to output (default -1) only used with -restrict
-proximity
Proximity two files, use together with -upstream, -downstream, and -within
-upstream=N
Number of bps in upstream
-downstream=N
Number of bps in downstream
-within
Used for proximity
-subtract
Subtraction, use together with -subWhole
-subWhole
Subtract whole region, which is overlapped
-cluster
Clustering one file, use together with -clusterSize, -numRegion, and -clusterSingle
-clusterSize=N
Size of cluster
-numRegion=N
Num of regions in a cluster
-clusterSingle
Clustering return single region
Example:
galaxyOps hg17 knowGenes.bed exons.bed -subtract -bed=introns.bed
Find subregions in file knowGenes.bed, that don't overlap with file exons.bed, and put the results in bed format file introns.bed
