Hi,
I used Beagle to phase my data but for some indels, I have some probleme :
example :
Input vcf :
2 68599872 . ATG A 14.40 PASS AC=1;AC1=1;AF=0.028
Input for beagle created by ProduceBeagleInput:
2:68599872 TG - 1.0000 0.0000 0.0000 ......
Output vcf created by BeagleOutputToVCF:
2 68599872 . ATG . 14.40 BGL_RM_WAS_- AC1=1;AF1=0.02965.....
error message by CombineVariants:
MESSAGE: Badly formed variant context at location 68599872 in contig 2. Reference length must be at most one base shorter than location size
Can you help me?
Tipahine
Dear GATK team and community members,
I used ProduceBeagleInput to create a genotype likelihoods file, and ran beagle.jar according to the example in http://gatkforums.broadinstitute.org/discussion/43/interface-with-beagle-software. Beagle gave a warning that it is better to use a reference panel for imputing genotypes and phasing. So I downloaded the recommended reference panel (http://bochet.gcc.biostat.washington.edu/beagle/1000_Genomes.phase1_release_v3/), but Beagle requires that the alleles be in the same order on both reference and sample files. The tool to do this is check_strands.py (http://faculty.washington.edu/sguy/beagle/strand_switching/README), but it requires both sample and reference files be in .bgl format. This is a little disappointing since not being able to use the reference panel means Beagle's calculations won't be as accurate, although I'm not sure by how much.
I understand that this might be out of the scope of responsibility for the GATK team, but I will greatly appreciate if someone can provide suggestions to allow GATK's input to Beagle be phased using a reference panel. Or hopefully, the GATK team will write a tool to produce .bgl files?
Regards, Jamie