Releases: auerlab/fasda
Release list
Fixes and enhancements, add LPJS scripts
Yeast-test:
Add LPJS scripts
Enhancements:
Improved error output
Improve code readability
fold-change: Add --debug flag
Add R normalization scripts for comparison
Add DESeq2 script for comparison
Replace %Agr with log2(FC): More generally useful
New scripts:
Add fasda filter for filtering fold-change output
Fixes:
fold-change: Add --near-exact to usage message and man page
Bring man pages up-to-date
normalize: Fix MRN bug (divide, not multiply)
Enhancements and major test script improvements
abundance:
Update stringtie command to also produce gene-level abundances
Output 0 for effective length for now to clearly indicate that it's invalid
normalize: Add --debug option
Updates for latest libxtend API
Test -> Yeast-test
Add Mouse-test suite with multiple mouse data options
Streamline test scripts
Outsource abundance calculation, other enhancements
Add --debug
Replace --map-gene with --feature-type for more flexibility
Use extended REs for gff3 feature selection (default = RNA$|transcript$|gene_segment$, same as transcript in GTF)
Add --output-dir
Support |-separated ID aliases (report last alias)
Support outsourcing abundance calculation (default = stringtie)
Several bug fixes and minor enhancements
Numerous minor fixes and enhancements
Updates for libxtend API changes
Improvements to test scripts
Add more diagnostic scripts
Clean up code
Functional fasda abundance, numerous fixes and enhancements
Bring fasda abundance to a working state for hisat2 data
Vastly improved test scripts
Various minor enhancements and bug fixes
Verified reasonable results from kallisto output
Verified reasonable results from kallisto output
Fold-changes very close to what Sleuth produced for the same data
P-values largely in the same ballpark as Sleuth's
Improved documentation
Numerous minor fixes
First potentially usable state
Able to normalize using Mean Rations Normalization and compute fold-change with p-values from a Mann-Whitney U-test.
Output needs plenty of testing and verification, but looks reasonable.