Releases: ENCODE-DCC/dnase-seq-pipeline
Releases · ENCODE-DCC/dnase-seq-pipeline
v3.0.0
v3.0.0-beta
Same as v3.0.0-alpha.2 but results from following experiments validated by Stamlab:
- ENCSR259GYP
- ENCSR420RWU
- ENCSR261RWJ
- ENCSR277KRY
- ENCSR426IEA
- ENCSR931UQB
- ENCSR508FVM
- ENCSR693UHT
- ENCSR323UTX
- ENCSR000EPH
- ENCSR149XIL
- ENCSR894HWV
- ENCSR216UMD
v3.0.0-alpha.2
- Use cutadapt for trimming adapters
- Switch from Quay to Dockerhub
- Set Java heap and GC threads in Picard MarkDuplicates
- Pin Python 2 versions in Dockerfile
- Update chrom_sizes filename in references.wdl
- Output footprint dispersion model
v3.0.0-alpha.1
- Allow input of reference groups as tar.gz archives
- Optionally apply blacklists to hotspot reference building step
- Require explicit adapters sequences as input
v3.0.0-alpha
This is the initial alpha release of the ENCODE DNase-seq pipeline. It is functionally similar to our old DNAnexus pipeline (https://github.com/ENCODE-DCC/dnase_pipeline/) but has been entirely rewritten in our reproducible WDL/Caper/Cromwell/Docker/testing framework. All tasks, subworkflows, and workflows have unit, integration, and functional tests, respectively. While many of the outputs and QC are similar we are additionally outputting 0.1% Hotspot2 peaks and 1% FDR footprints. It is based on the pipeline implemented by the Stam Lab in the stampipes repo (https://github.com/StamLab/stampipes).