GLIMPSE
A tool for low-coverage whole-genome sequencing imputation
About
GLIMPSE2 is a set of tools for low-coverage whole genome sequencing imputation. GLIMPSE2 is based on the GLIMPSE model and designed for reference panels containing hundreads of thousands of reference samples, with a special focus on rare variants.
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If you use GLIMPSE in your research work, please cite the following papers:
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GLIMPSE1
At the moment, GLIMPSE2 performs imputation only from a reference panel of samples. To use the joint-model, particularly useful for many samples at higher coverages (>0.5x) and small reference panels, please visit the GLIMPSE1 website.
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Version
2.0.0
is now available! See the CHANGELOG for details.
Description
GLIMPSE2 is composed of the following tools:
- chunk. Tool to phase common sites, typically SNP array data, or the first step of WES/WGS data.
- split_reference. Tool to phase common sites, typically SNP array data, or the first step of WES/WGS data.
- phase. Ligate multiple phased BCF/VCF files into a single whole chromosome file. Typically run to ligate multiple chunks of phased common variants.
- ligate. Tool to phase rare variants onto a scaffold of common variants (output of phase_common / ligate).
- concordance. Program to compute switch error rate and genotyping error rate given simulated or trio data.
chunk split_reference phase ligate concordance
Getting started
About the project
GLIMPSE is developed by Simone Rubinacci & Olivier Delaneau.
License
GLIMPSE is distributed with MIT license.
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Contributing
GLIMPSE is an open source project and we very much welcome new contributors. To make the contribution quickly accepted, please first discuss the change you wish to make via issue, email, or any other method with the owners of this repository before making a change.
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