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23 </outputs> 23 </outputs>
24 <tests> 24 <tests>
25 <test> 25 <test>
26 <param name="input" value="input.bam" ftype="bam" /> 26 <param name="input" value="input.bam" ftype="bam" />
27 <param name="read" value="0" /> 27 <param name="read" value="0" />
28 <output name="output" file="output.scidx" /> 28 <output name="output" file="output.scidx" lines_diff="1" />
29 </test> 29 </test>
30 </tests> 30 </tests>
31 <help> 31 <help>
32 32
33 **What it does** 33 **What it does**
34 34
35 Converts BAM data to ScIdx, the Strand-specific coordinate count format, which is used by 35 Converts BAM data to ScIdx, the Strand-specific coordinate count format, which is used by tools within
36 tools within the Chip-exo Galaxy flavor. The Chip-exo Galaxy flavor is used by the Center for 36 the Chip-exo Galaxy flavor. ScIdx files are 1-based. The format consists of 5 columns: the chromosome,
37 Eukaryotic Gene Regulation labs at The Pennsylvania State University. ScIdx files are 1-based. 37 the position of the genomic coordinate, the number of tags on the forward strand, the number of tags on
38 the reverse strand and the number of total tags on the position. With pair-end reads, only the 5’ end of
39 READ1 will be used to create the ScIdx data file. Tools that use this format include GeneTrack and MultiGPS.
38 40
39 </help> 41 </help>
40 <citations> 42 <citations>
41 <citation type="bibtex"> 43 <citation type="bibtex">
42 @unpublished{None, 44 @unpublished{None,