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NAME

       razers3 - Faster, fully sensitive read mapping

       SYNOPSIS

              razers3  [OPTIONS]  <GENOME  FILE>  <READS  FILE>  razers3  [OPTIONS] <GENOME FILE>
              <PE-READS FILE1> <PE-READS FILE2>

       DESCRIPTION

              RazerS 3 is a versatile full-sensitive read mapper  based  on  k-mer  counting  and
              seeding   filters.   It  supports  single  and  paired-end  mapping,  shared-memory
              parallelism, and optimally parametrizes the filter based on a user-defined  minimal
              sensitivity. See http://www.seqan.de/projects/razers for more information.

              Input  to  RazerS  3 is a reference genome file and either one file with single-end
              reads or two files containing left or right mates of paired-end reads.

              (c) Copyright 2009-2013 by David Weese.

       -h, --help

              Displays this help message.

       --version

              Display version information

              Main Options:

       -i, --percent-identity NUM

              Percent identity threshold. In range [50..100]. Default: 95.

       -rr, --recognition-rate NUM

              Percent recognition rate. In range [80..100]. Default: 99.

       -ng, --no-gaps

              Allow only mismatches, no indels. Default: allow both.

       -f, --forward

              Map reads only to forward strands.

       -r, --reverse

              Map reads only to reverse strands.

       -m, --max-hits NUM

              Output only <NUM> of the best hits. In range [1..inf]. Default: 100.

       --unique

              Output only unique best matches (-m 1 -dr 0 -pa).

       -tr, --trim-reads NUM

              Trim reads to given length. Default: off. In range [14..inf].

       -o, --output FILE

              Mapping  result  filename.  Default:  <READS  FILE>.razers.  Valid  filetypes  are:
              .razers, .eland, .fa, .fasta, .gff, .sam, and .afg.

       -v, --verbose

              Verbose mode.

       -vv, --vverbose

              Very verbose mode.

              Paired-end Options:

       -ll, --library-length NUM

              Paired-end library length. In range [1..inf]. Default: 220.

       -le, --library-error NUM

              Paired-end library length tolerance. In range [0..inf]. Default: 50.

              Output Format Options:

       -a, --alignment

              Dump the alignment for each match (only razer or fasta format).

       -pa, --purge-ambiguous

              Purge reads with more than <max-hits> best matches.

       -dr, --distance-range NUM

              Only  consider  matches with at most NUM more errors compared to the best. Default:
              output all.

       -gn, --genome-naming NUM

              Select how genomes are named (see Naming section below). In range [0..1].  Default:
              0.

       -rn, --read-naming NUM

              Select how reads are named (see Naming section below). In range [0..3]. Default: 0.

       --full-readid

              Use the whole read id (don't clip after whitespace).

       -so, --sort-order NUM

              Select  how  matches  are  sorted  (see  Sorting  section  below). In range [0..1].
              Default: 0.

       -pf, --position-format NUM

              Select begin/end position numbering  (see  Coordinate  section  below).   In  range
              [0..1]. Default: 0.

       -ds, --dont-shrink-alignments

              Disable  alignment shrinking in SAM. This is required for generating a gold mapping
              for Rabema.

              Filtration Options:

       -fl, --filter STR

              Select k-mer filter. One of pigeonhole and swift. Default: pigeonhole.

       -mr, --mutation-rate NUM

              Set the percent mutation rate (pigeonhole). In range [0..20].  Default: 5.

       -ol, --overlap-length NUM

              Manually set the overlap length of adjacent k-mers (pigeonhole). In range [0..inf].

       -pd, --param-dir DIR

              Read user-computed parameter files in the directory <DIR> (swift).

       -t, --threshold NUM

              Manually set minimum k-mer count threshold (swift). In range [1..inf].

       -tl, --taboo-length NUM

              Set taboo length (swift). In range [1..inf]. Default: 1.

       -s, --shape BITSTRING

              Manually set k-mer shape.

       -oc, --overabundance-cut NUM

              Set k-mer overabundance cut ratio. In range [0..1]. Default: 1.

       -rl, --repeat-length NUM

              Skip simple-repeats of length <NUM>. In range [1..inf]. Default: 1000.

       -lf, --load-factor NUM

              Set the load factor for  the  open  addressing  k-mer  index.  In  range  [1..inf].
              Default: 1.6.

              Verification Options:

       -mN, --match-N

              N matches all other characters. Default: N matches nothing.

       -ed, --error-distr FILE

              Write error distribution to FILE.

       -mf, --mismatch-file FILE

              Write mismatch patterns to FILE.

              Misc Options:

       -cm, --compact-mult NUM

              Multiply  compaction treshold by this value after reaching and compacting. In range
              [0..inf]. Default: 2.2.

       -ncf, --no-compact-frac NUM

              Don't compact if in this last fraction of genome. In range [0..1].  Default: 0.05.

              Parallelism Options:

       -pws, --parallel-window-size NUM

              Collect candidates in windows of this length. In range [1..inf].  Default: 500000.

       -pvs, --parallel-verification-size NUM

              Verify candidates in packages of this size. In range [1..inf].  Default: 100.

       -pvmpc, --parallel-verification-max-package-count NUM

              Largest number of packages to create  for  verification  per  thread-1.   In  range
              [1..inf]. Default: 100.

       -amms, --available-matches-memory-size NUM

              Bytes of main memory available for storing matches. In range [-1..inf]. Default: 0.

       -mhst, --match-histo-start-threshold NUM

              When to start histogram. In range [1..inf]. Default: 5.

       FORMATS, NAMING, SORTING, AND COORDINATE SCHEMES

              RazerS   3   supports  various  output  formats.  The  output  format  is  detected
              automatically from the file name suffix.

              .razers

              Razer format

              .fa, .fasta

              Enhanced Fasta format

              .eland

              Eland format

       .gff   GFF format

       .sam   SAM format

       .afg   Amos AFG format

              By default, reads and contigs are referred by their Fasta ids given  in  the  input
              files. With the -gn and -rn options this behaviour can be changed:

       0      Use Fasta id.

       1      Enumerate beginning with 1.

       2      Use the read sequence (only for short reads!).

       3      Use the Fasta id, do NOT append /L or /R for mate pairs.

              The  way  matches  are sorted in the output file can be changed with the -so option
              for the following formats: razers, fasta, sam, and afg. Primary and secondary  sort
              keys are:

       0      1. read number, 2. genome position

       1      1. genome position, 2. read number

              The  coordinate  space used for begin and end positions can be changed with the -pf
              option for the razer and fasta formats:

       0      Gap space. Gaps between characters are counted from 0.

       1      Position space. Characters are counted from 1.

       EXAMPLES

              razers3 -i 96 -tc 12 -o mapped.razers hg18.fa reads.fq

              Map single-end reads with 4% error rate using 12 threads.

              razers3 -i 95 -no-gaps -o mapped.razers hg18.fa reads.fq.gz

              Map single-end gzipped reads with 5% error rate and no indels.

              razers3 -i 94 -rr 95 -tc 12 -ll 280 --le 80  -o  mapped.razers  hg18.fa  reads_1.fq
              reads_2.fq

              Map  paired-end  reads  with up to 6% errors, 95% sensitivity, 12 threads, and only
              output aligned pairs with an outer distance of 200-360bp.

       VERSION

              razers3 version: 3.2 [14104] Last update 2013-06-12