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date | Tue, 07 Aug 2012 21:30:29 -0400 |
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<tool id="deseq" name="DE Seq"> <description>Run Differential Expression analysis from SAM To Count data</description> <command interpreter="python"> stderr_wrapper.py Rscript ${GALAXY_DATA_INDEX_DIR}/deseq.R $counts $column_types $comparison $top_table $diagnostic_html "$diagnostic_html.files_path" "$counts.name" </command> <inputs> <param format="tabular" name="counts" type="data" optional="false" label="Counts file (from sam2counts)" help="Must have same number of samples as the column types field. E.g. if the column types field is 'kidney,kidney,liver,liver', then there must be 4 sample columns in the counts file."/> <param name="column_types" type="text" size="40" optional="false" label="Column Types in counts file" help="A comma separated list (no spaces) of the types of the data columns using the same name for replicates. E.g. kidney,kidney,kidney,liver,liver,liver"> <validator type="empty_field"/> <validator type="regex" message="Must be a comma-separated list with no spaces">^(\w+,)+\w+$</validator> </param> <param name="comparison" type="text" size="30" optional="false" label="Comparison type" help="A comma separated tuple (no spaces) of the comparison you want to do. Must use the names from the Column Types list. E.g. comparing kidney to liver: kidney,liver. Comparing liver to kidney: liver,kidney"> <validator type="empty_field"/> <validator type="regex" message="Must be a comma-separated tuple with no spaces">^\w+,\w+$</validator> </param> </inputs> <outputs> <data format="tabular" name="top_table" label="Top Table from ${tool.name} on ${on_string}"/> <data format="html" name="diagnostic_html" label="Diagnostic Plots for ${tool.name} on ${on_string}"/> </outputs> <help> NOTE: This DEseq Galaxy tool can only be run on counts files that are created from SAM files that have been aligned to a transcriptome. </help> </tool>