
brent pedersen
@brent_p
computational biologist.
Building humane tools for large-scale genomics and rare-disease.
Contact me if you have genomics/bioinformatics contracting work.
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http://github.com/brentp 25-10-2008 01:11:34
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new tool: vcfexpress let's user apply lua expressions to filter/modify a VCF and optionally to write templated output: github.com/brentp/vcfexpr… it's fast. feedback appreciated. Work with Aaron Quinlan



don't use hg38.fa as-is. checkout the references 😜 here: ftp-trace.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ReferenceSampl… rendered the ipynb (not mine) here: gist.github.com/brentp/1935e9b… in short, use: GRCh38_GIABv3_no_alt_analysis_set_maskedGRC_decoys_MAP2K3_KMT2C_KCNJ18.fasta.gz other updates on the best hg38 reference?

brent pedersen Thanks brent pedersen this is the paper but there are other extensions done by Genome in a Bottle genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Rust execution engine + Lua expressions, God what a great combination! This looks awesome. Congrats brent pedersen and Aaron Quinlan !

Vcfexpress: flexible, rapid user-expressions to filter and format VCFs biorxiv.org/content/10.110… work with Aaron Quinlan lua expressions and a sandbox feature so it can be run safely.


with Jason Kunisaki from Aaron Quinlan lab, have been dusting off fraguracy, which evaluates sequencing error rates using the portion of bases from paired end reads that overlap. new release adds, among other niceties, tracking for distance to homopolymer. github.com/brentp/fragura…







This is very cool work and I'm happy to see it published. Vcfexpress by brent pedersen and Aaron Quinlan allows building (essentially) arbitrary VCF filters expressed in lua code with parsing & eval powered by rust! academic.oup.com/bioinformatics…
