s3v2Norm ======== s3v2Norm is a tool to Simultaneously normalize the Signal in peak regions and the Signal in background regions of epigenomic data sets. Detail algorithms can be viewed: https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkaa105 .. code-block:: sh Usage: s3v2Norm [options] -o -m -n [-b ] s3v2Norm [options] -o -m -b -s [-n ] s3v2Norm [options] -o -m -b -g -n [-B ] Content ======= .. contents:: :local: Required arguments ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ``-b `` Bin size (in base pairs). **[Default: 200]** ``-o `` Output directory path. **[Default: ./]** ``-m `` Path to a metadata file (tab-delimited) for normalization, containing the Cell, Marker, ID, Exp_bigwig file, and CT_bigwig (optional) file info **[Default: None]**. Example:: 293T H3K4me3 rep1 /PATH/TO/H3K4me3_rep1.bw /PATH/TO/H3K4me3_rep1_CT.bw 293T H3K27ac rep1 /PATH/TO/H3K27ac_rep1.bw ... ``-s `` Supported species: hg38, hg19, or mm10. Selecting this option automatically loads the corresponding genomesizes file and blacklist file. If your species is not listed, manually provide these files via ``-g -n [-B ]``. **[Default: None]** ``-g `` Required if ``-s`` is unspecified. Path to a genomesizes file (tab-delimited) listing chromosome lengths **[Default: None]**. Example:: chr1 249250621 ... ``-n `` Required if ``-s`` is unspecified. A unique name to identify the generated window bins for downstream processing. **[Default: None]** Optional arguments ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ``-c`` Continue running a partially finished normalization process. Use this option to resume a normalization process interrupted by an error. **[Default: false]** ``-d `` Project name **[Default: chromIDEAS]**. The output results will be placed into: - ${out_dir}/${id_name}_bws_RC/: normalized signal files. - ${out_dir}/${id_name}_bws_NBP/: used for downstream chromatin state segmentation analysis. ``-B `` Path to the blacklist file (tab-delimited). If ``-s`` is set to hg38/hg19/mm10, the default blacklist is used **[Default: None]**. Example:: chr1 200 3000 ... ``-p `` Number of parallel processes. **[Default: 4]** ``-l `` Local background bin number. If set local_bg_bin=5, this means when the target bin is bin10, the surrounding background bins are bin5-9 and bin11-15. **[Default: 5]** ``-h`` Show this help message and exit. ``-v`` Show program's version number and exit.