Provided by: nanosv_1.2.4+git20190409.c1ae30c-6_all
NAME
NanoSV - structural variant caller for the Nanopore
DESCRIPTION
usage: NanoSV [-h] [-t THREADS] [-s SAMBAMBA] [-c CONFIG] [-b BED] [-o OUTPUT] [-f SNP_FILE] [-v] bam Put here a description. positional arguments: bam /path/to/file.bam optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -t THREADS, --threads THREADS Number of threads [default: 4] -s SAMBAMBA, --sambamba SAMBAMBA Give the full path to the sambamba or samtools executable [default: sambamba ] -c CONFIG, --config CONFIG Give the full path to your own ini file [ default: config.ini ] -b BED, --bed BED Give the full path to your own bed file, used for coverage depth calculations [default: human_hg19.bed ] -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT Give the full path to the output vcf file [default: <stdout> ] -f SNP_FILE, --snp_file SNP_FILE Give full path to the SNP variant file for phasing. Supporting file formats: BED and VCF -v, --version show program's version number and exit
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for NanoSV is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and NanoSV programs are properly installed at your site, the command info NanoSV should give you access to the complete manual.