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| date | Thu, 02 Feb 2017 18:44:31 -0500 |
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#!/usr/bin/env python from __future__ import division import sys import argparse import getreads OPT_DEFAULTS = {'tag_len':12, 'const_len':5, 'min_reads':3, 'human':True} USAGE = "%(prog)s [options]" DESCRIPTION = """Print statistics on the raw duplex sequencing reads.""" EPILOG = """Warning: This tracks all barcodes in a dict, so it can take a lot of memory. A guideline is about 200 bytes per (12bp) tag. For example, it took about 800MB for a 10GB, 32 million read dataset with an average of 4 pairs per barcode.""" def main(argv): parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=DESCRIPTION, epilog=EPILOG) parser.set_defaults(**OPT_DEFAULTS) parser.add_argument('infile1', metavar='reads_1.fq', help='The first mates in the read pairs.') parser.add_argument('infile2', metavar='reads_2.fq', help='The second mates in the read pairs.') parser.add_argument('-t', '--tag-length', dest='tag_len', type=int) parser.add_argument('-c', '--constant-length', dest='const_len', type=int) parser.add_argument('-C', '--computer', dest='human', action='store_false', help='Print results in computer-readable format. This will be a tab-delimited version of the ' 'output, in the same order, but with two columns: stat name and value.') parser.add_argument('-m', '--min-reads', type=int, help='The minimum number of reads required in each single-stranded family. Default: ' '%(default)s') parser.add_argument('-v', '--validate', action='store_true', help='Check the id\'s of the reads to make sure the correct reads are mated into pairs (the ' 'id\'s of mates must be identical).') args = parser.parse_args(argv[1:]) with open(args.infile1) as infileh1: with open(args.infile2) as infileh2: barcodes = read_files(infileh1, infileh2, tag_len=args.tag_len, validate=args.validate) stats = get_stats(barcodes, tag_len=args.tag_len, min_reads=args.min_reads) print_stats(stats, min_reads=args.min_reads, human=args.human) def read_files(infileh1, infileh2, tag_len=12, validate=False): reader1 = getreads.getparser(infileh1, filetype='fastq').parser() reader2 = getreads.getparser(infileh2, filetype='fastq').parser() barcodes = {} while True: try: read1 = reader1.next() read2 = reader2.next() except StopIteration: break if validate and read1.id != read2.id: raise getreads.FormatError('Read pair mismatch: "{}" and "{}"'.format(read1.id, read2.id)) alpha = read1.seq[:tag_len] beta = read2.seq[:tag_len] barcode = alpha + beta if barcode in barcodes: barcodes[barcode] += 1 else: barcodes[barcode] = 1 return barcodes def get_stats(barcodes, tag_len=12, min_reads=3): passed_sscs = 0 duplexes = 0 passed_duplexes = 0 singletons = 0 total_pairs = 0 for barcode, count in barcodes.items(): total_pairs += count if count == 1: singletons += 1 if count >= min_reads: passed_sscs += 1 alpha = barcode[:tag_len] beta = barcode[tag_len:] reverse = beta + alpha if reverse in barcodes: duplexes += 1 if count >= min_reads and barcodes[reverse] >= min_reads: passed_duplexes += 1 # Each full duplex ends up being counted twice. Halve it to get the real total. stats = { 'pairs':total_pairs, 'barcodes':len(barcodes), 'avg_pairs':total_pairs/len(barcodes), 'singletons':singletons, 'duplexes':duplexes//2, 'passed_sscs':passed_sscs*2, 'passed_duplexes':passed_duplexes, } return stats def print_stats(stats, min_reads=3, human=True): all_stats = stats.copy() all_stats.update({'min_reads':min_reads}) if human: print """Total read pairs:\t{pairs} Unique barcodes:\t{barcodes} Avg # of read pairs per barcode:\t{avg_pairs} Singletons:\t{singletons} Barcodes with reverse (other strand) present:\t{duplexes} Passing threshold of {min_reads} reads per single-strand consensus: \tSingle-strand consensus sequences:\t{passed_sscs} \tDuplex consensus sequences:\t{passed_duplexes}""".format(**all_stats) else: for stat in ('pairs', 'barcodes', 'avg_pairs', 'singletons', 'duplexes', 'min_reads', 'passed_sscs', 'passed_duplexes'): print '{}\t{}'.format(stat, all_stats[stat]) def fail(message): sys.stderr.write(message+"\n") sys.exit(1) if __name__ == '__main__': sys.exit(main(sys.argv))
