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CCS(1) User Commands CCS(1)

NAME

ccs - Generate circular consensus sequences from subreads

SYNOPSIS

ccs [options] INPUT OUTPUT

DESCRIPTION

Generate circular consensus sequences (ccs) from subreads.

OPTIONS

-h,--help
Output this help.
--log-level,--logLevel
Set log level. ["INFO"]
--version
Output version info.
--force
Overwrite OUTPUT file if present.
--zmws
Generate CCS for the provided comma-separated holenumber ranges only. Default = all
--maxLength
Maximum length of subreads to use for generating CCS. [21000]
--minLength
Minimum length of subreads to use for generating CCS. [10]
--minPasses
Minimum number of subreads required to generate CCS. [3]
--minPredictedAccuracy
Minimum predicted accuracy in [0, 1]. [0.9]
--minIdentity
Minimum identity to the POA to use a subread. 0 disables this filter. [0.82]
--minZScore
Minimum z-score to use a subread. NaN disables this filter. [-3.4]
--maxDropFraction
Maximum fraction of subreads that can be dropped before giving up. [0.34]
--minSnr
Minimum SNR of input subreads. [3.75]
--minReadScore
Minimum read score of input subreads. [0.75]
--byStrand
Generate a consensus for each strand.
--noPolish
Only output the initial template derived from the POA (faster, less accurate).
--polish
Emit high-accuracy CCS sequences polished using the Arrow algorithm
--polishRepeats
Polish repeats of 2 to N bases of 3 or more elements. [0]
--richQVs
Emit dq, iq, and sq "rich" quality tracks.
--reportFile
Where to write the results report. ["ccs_report.txt"]
--modelPath
Path to a model file or directory containing model files.
--modelSpec
Name of chemistry or model to use, overriding default selection.
--numThreads
Number of threads to use, 0 means autodetection. [0]
--logFile
Log to a file, instead of STDERR.
--emit-tool-contract
Emit tool contract.
--resolved-tool-contract
Use args from resolved tool contract.

Arguments:

input
Input file.
output
Output file.

AUTHOR

This manpage was written by Andreas Tille for the Debian distribution and can be used for any other usage of the program.
October 2018 ccs 3.1.0