Java Code Examples for htsjdk.samtools.util.PeekableIterator#peek()
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Example 1
Source File: MultiCellDigitalAlleleCounts.java From Drop-seq with MIT License | 6 votes |
/** * Constructs a meta cell containing all of the umi data across all individual cells in the provided list. * Allows you to calculate population wide statistics on all cells across a single SNP/gene. * This changes UMI names to be a combination of the cell name and the UMI sequence. * This is done because the same UMI sequence can exist in two different cells, and umi IDs are only unique within a cell. * @return A new DigitalAlleleCounts object that contains the data from all cells added to this collection. * If no data was added to the MultiCellDigitalAlleleCounts object, this will return null. */ public DigitalAlleleCounts getMetaAnalysis (final String clusterID, final Collection<String> cells) { Iterator<DigitalAlleleCounts> iter = dacMap.values().iterator(); // short circuit. if (!iter.hasNext()) return null; PeekableIterator<DigitalAlleleCounts> pIter= new PeekableIterator<DigitalAlleleCounts>(iter); DigitalAlleleCounts first = pIter.peek(); DigitalAlleleCounts result = new DigitalAlleleCounts(first.getSnpInterval(), first.getGene(), clusterID, first.getBaseQualityThreshold()); while (pIter.hasNext()) { DigitalAlleleCounts next=pIter.next(); if (cells.contains(next.getCell())) result=addDAC(result, next); } pIter.close(); return (result); }
Example 2
Source File: QuerySortedReadPairIteratorUtil.java From picard with MIT License | 6 votes |
/** * Return the next usable read in the iterator * * @param iterator the iterator to pull from * @param justPeek if true, just peek the next usable read rather than pulling it (note: it may remove unusable reads from the iterator) * @return the next read or null if none are left */ private static SAMRecord getNextUsableRead(final PeekableIterator<SAMRecord> iterator, final boolean justPeek) { while (iterator.hasNext()) { // trash the next read if it fails PF, is secondary, or is supplementary final SAMRecord nextRead = iterator.peek(); if (nextRead.getReadFailsVendorQualityCheckFlag() || nextRead.isSecondaryOrSupplementary()) { iterator.next(); } // otherwise, return it else { return justPeek ? nextRead : iterator.next(); } } // no good reads left return null; }
Example 3
Source File: AnnotatedIntervalUtils.java From gatk with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License | 6 votes |
/** Merge AnnotatedIntervals by whether the regions overlap. Sorting is performed as well, so input * ordering is lost. * * When two overlapping regions are merged, annotations are merged as follows: * - The annotation appears in one region: Resulting region will have the annotation with the value of that one region * - The annotation appears in both regions: Resulting region will have both values separated by the {@code annotationSeparator} * parameter. * * Only merges overlaps, not abutters. * * @param initialRegions regions to merge. Never {@code null} * @param dictionary sequence dictionary to use for sorting. Never {@code null} * @param annotationSeparator separator to use in the case of annotation conflicts. Never {@code null} * @param progressUpdater Consuming function that can callback with the latest region that has been processed. * Never {@code null}. Use a no-op function if you do not wish to provide a progress update. * @return Segments will be sorted by the sequence dictionary */ public static List<AnnotatedInterval> mergeRegions(final List<AnnotatedInterval> initialRegions, final SAMSequenceDictionary dictionary, final String annotationSeparator, final Consumer<Locatable> progressUpdater) { Utils.nonNull(initialRegions); Utils.nonNull(dictionary); Utils.nonNull(annotationSeparator); Utils.nonNull(progressUpdater); final List<AnnotatedInterval> segments = IntervalUtils.sortLocatablesBySequenceDictionary(initialRegions, dictionary); final List<AnnotatedInterval> finalSegments = new ArrayList<>(); final PeekableIterator<AnnotatedInterval> segmentsIterator = new PeekableIterator<>(segments.iterator()); while (segmentsIterator.hasNext()) { AnnotatedInterval currentRegion = segmentsIterator.next(); while (segmentsIterator.peek() != null && IntervalUtils.overlaps(currentRegion, segmentsIterator.peek())) { final AnnotatedInterval toBeMerged = segmentsIterator.next(); currentRegion = merge(currentRegion, toBeMerged, annotationSeparator); } progressUpdater.accept(currentRegion); finalSegments.add(currentRegion); } return finalSegments; }
Example 4
Source File: SimpleGermlineTagger.java From gatk with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License | 6 votes |
private static List<AnnotatedInterval> mergedRegionsByAnnotation(final String annotationToMerge, final List<AnnotatedInterval> regions) { final List<AnnotatedInterval> mergedSegments = new ArrayList<>(); final PeekableIterator<AnnotatedInterval> segmentsIterator = new PeekableIterator<>(regions.iterator()); while (segmentsIterator.hasNext()) { AnnotatedInterval normalSegment = segmentsIterator.next(); AnnotatedInterval nextSegment = segmentsIterator.peek(); int updatedEndPoint = normalSegment.getEnd(); // Merge (if any to merge) while (segmentsIterator.hasNext() && isMergeableByAnnotation(annotationToMerge, normalSegment, nextSegment)) { updatedEndPoint = nextSegment.getEnd(); segmentsIterator.next(); nextSegment = segmentsIterator.peek(); } final AnnotatedInterval segmentToAddToResult = new AnnotatedInterval( new SimpleInterval(normalSegment.getContig(), normalSegment.getStart(), updatedEndPoint), ImmutableSortedMap.of(annotationToMerge, normalSegment.getAnnotationValue(annotationToMerge))); mergedSegments.add(segmentToAddToResult); } return mergedSegments; }
Example 5
Source File: FilterBamByTag.java From Drop-seq with MIT License | 5 votes |
/** * * @param in * @param out * @param values */ void processPairedMode (final SamReader in, final SAMFileWriter out, final Set<String> values, final File summaryFile, Integer mapQuality, boolean allowPartial) { ProgressLogger progLog = new ProgressLogger(log); FilteredReadsMetric m = new FilteredReadsMetric(); PeekableIterator<SAMRecord> iter = new PeekableIterator<>(CustomBAMIterators.getQuerynameSortedRecords(in)); while (iter.hasNext()) { SAMRecord r1 = iter.next(); progLog.record(r1); boolean filterFlag1 = filterRead(r1, this.TAG, values, this.ACCEPT_TAG, mapQuality, allowPartial); SAMRecord r2 = null; if (iter.hasNext()) r2 = iter.peek(); // check for r2 being null in case the last read is unpaired. if (r2!=null && r1.getReadName().equals(r2.getReadName())) { // paired read found. progLog.record(r2); r2=iter.next(); boolean filterFlag2 = filterRead(r2, this.TAG, values, this.ACCEPT_TAG, mapQuality, allowPartial); // if in accept tag mode, if either read shouldn't be filterd accept the pair // if in reject mode, if both reads shouldn't be filtered to accept the pair. if ((!filterFlag1 || !filterFlag2 & this.ACCEPT_TAG) || (!filterFlag1 && !filterFlag2 & !this.ACCEPT_TAG)) { out.addAlignment(r1); out.addAlignment(r2); m.READS_ACCEPTED+=2; } else m.READS_REJECTED+=2; } else if (!filterFlag1) { out.addAlignment(r1); m.READS_ACCEPTED++; } else { m.READS_REJECTED++; } } CloserUtil.close(in); writeSummary(summaryFile, m); out.close(); reportAndCheckFilterResults(m); }
Example 6
Source File: CreateSnpIntervalFromVcf.java From Drop-seq with MIT License | 5 votes |
private void validateRequestedSamples (final PeekableIterator<VariantContext> iterator, final Set<String> sample) { if (iterator.hasNext()) { final VariantContext site = iterator.peek(); Set<String> vCFSamples = site.getSampleNames(); for (String s: sample) if (!vCFSamples.contains(s)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("VCF doesn't have the requested sample " + s); } }
Example 7
Source File: DetectBeadSynthesisErrors.java From Drop-seq with MIT License | 5 votes |
private void writeFile (final PeekableIterator <BeadSynthesisErrorData> iter, final PrintStream out) { if (!iter.hasNext()) { out.close(); return; } BeadSynthesisErrorData first = iter.peek(); int umiLength = first.getBaseLength(); writeBadBarcodeStatisticsFileHeader(umiLength, out); while (iter.hasNext()) { BeadSynthesisErrorData bsed = iter.next(); writeBadBarcodeStatisticsFileEntry(bsed, out); } out.close(); }
Example 8
Source File: AnnotatedIntervalUtils.java From gatk with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License | 5 votes |
/** * Merge AnnotatedIntervals by whether the given annotation values match (all annotations must match). * * Sorting is performed as well, so input ordering is lost. Note that the input itself is not changed. * * When two overlapping regions are merged, annotations are merged as follows: * - The annotation appears in one region: Resulting region will have the annotation with the value of that one region * - The annotation appears in both regions: Resulting region will have both values separated by the {@code annotationSeparator} * parameter. * * @param initialRegions Regions to merge. Never {@code null} * @param dictionary Sequence dictionary to use for sorting. Never {@code null} * @param annotationNames Names of the annotations to use for matching the initialRegions. Never {@code null} * @param progressUpdater Consuming function that can callback with the latest region that has been processed. * Never {@code null} Use a no-op function if you do not wish to provide a progress update. * @param annotationSeparator In the case of conflicting annotation values (of annotations other than those specified * in annotationNames), use this string to separate the resulting (merged) value. * Never {@code null} * @param maxDistanceInBp if two segments are farther than this distance, do not merge, even if all annotation values * match. Must be >= 0. * @return merged annotated intervals. Empty list if initialRegions was empty. Never {@code null} */ public static List<AnnotatedInterval> mergeRegionsByAnnotation(final List<AnnotatedInterval> initialRegions, final SAMSequenceDictionary dictionary, final List<String> annotationNames, final Consumer<Locatable> progressUpdater, final String annotationSeparator, final int maxDistanceInBp) { Utils.nonNull(initialRegions); Utils.nonNull(dictionary); Utils.nonNull(annotationNames); Utils.nonNull(annotationSeparator); Utils.nonNull(progressUpdater); ParamUtils.isPositiveOrZero(maxDistanceInBp, "Cannot have a negative value for distance."); final List<AnnotatedInterval> segments = IntervalUtils.sortLocatablesBySequenceDictionary(initialRegions, dictionary); final List<AnnotatedInterval> finalSegments = new ArrayList<>(); final PeekableIterator<AnnotatedInterval> segmentsIterator = new PeekableIterator<>(segments.iterator()); while (segmentsIterator.hasNext()) { AnnotatedInterval currentRegion = segmentsIterator.next(); while (segmentsIterator.peek() != null && isMergeByAnnotation(currentRegion, segmentsIterator.peek(), maxDistanceInBp, annotationNames) ) { final AnnotatedInterval toBeMerged = segmentsIterator.next(); currentRegion = merge(currentRegion, toBeMerged, annotationSeparator); } progressUpdater.accept(currentRegion); finalSegments.add(currentRegion); } return finalSegments; }