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# Approximate way of creating a GC model from a different gcmodel | |
# This takes a while to run ... | |
library("data.table") | |
# We take Human 1M-Duev3 since it has the most SNPs | |
gcmodel.other <- data.table(read.table("run_ind_ex/lib/GC_hg19/Human1M-Duov3-0_hg19.gcmodel",h=T,sep="\t")) | |
setkey(gcmodel.other, "Chr", "Position") | |
# Read the map file | |
lookup_nearest_gc <- function(chr, pos) { | |
print(chr) | |
print(pos) | |
if (chr == "23") | |
chr <- "X" | |
else if (chr == "24") | |
chr <- "Y" | |
gcmodel.other[list(as.character(chr), as.integer(pos)), roll="nearest"]$GC | |
} | |
map.core <- read.table("run_ind_ex/lib/MAP_hg19/HumanCoreExome-12v1-0_hg19.map", h=T, sep="\t") | |
gcmodel.core <- data.frame( | |
Name = map.core$V2, | |
Chr = map.core$V1, | |
Position = map.core$V4, | |
GC = mapply(lookup_nearest_gc, map.core$V1, map.core$V4) | |
) | |
write.table(gcmodel.core, "run_ind_ex/lib/GC_hg19/HumanCoreExome-12v1-0_hg19.gcmodel", sep="\t", row.names=F, col.names=T, quot=F) |
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