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| In a typical command line, a series of options controlling variant calling appear first and are followed by a trailing list of GLF-format likelihood files. Here is an example of how <code>glfMultiples</code> works: | | In a typical command line, a series of options controlling variant calling appear first and are followed by a trailing list of GLF-format likelihood files. Here is an example of how <code>glfMultiples</code> works: |
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− | glfTrio --minMapQuality 30 --minTotalDepth 60 --maxTotalDepth 240 -b YRI.SLX.vcf YRI/NA*.SLX.glf > YRI.SLX.log | + | glfMultiples --minMapQuality 30 --minTotalDepth 60 --maxTotalDepth 240 -b YRI.SLX.vcf YRI/NA*.SLX.glf > YRI.SLX.log |
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| == Command Line Options == | | == Command Line Options == |