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Glossary
anchor: a unitig which appears exactly once in of the cluster's contigs. In the 3_bridged.gfa
graph, these are coloured green.
bridge: a connection between two anchor unitigs. In the 3_bridged.gfa
graph, these are coloured pink.
conflicting bridge: a bridge which conflicts with other bridges. All conflicting bridges cannot be applied to a unitig graph (applying one will prevent the application of another), so the least-supported conflicting bridges will be discarded.
consentig: a consensus sequences produced by merging anchors and bridges. Can be found in the 4_merged.gfa
and 5_final.gfa
graphs made by Autocycler resolve. In the 4_merged.gfa
and 5_final.gfa
graphs, these are coloured blue.
contig: a sequence from one of the input assemblies. Even though different assemblers might use different terms for their assembled sequences, in the context of Autocycler, I refer to them all as 'contigs'. This is to distinguish input assembly sequences (contigs) from Autocycler's sequences (unitigs).
open end: the end of a linear sequence without a hairpin structure.
tig: a catch-all term for all of the words which end in 'tig'.
unique bridge: a bridge which doesn't conflict with any other bridges. All unique bridges can be applied to a unitig graph.
unitig: a sequence in one of Autocycler's compacted De Bruijn graphs: input_assemblies.gfa
(made by Autocycler compress), 1_untrimmed.gfa
(made by Autocycler cluster) and 2_trimmed.gfa
(made by Autocycler trim).
unitig graph: another name for Autocycler's compacted De Bruijn graph or the downstream graphs derived from it.
- Step 1: Autocycler subsample
- Step 2: Generating input assemblies
- Step 3: Autocycler compress
- Step 4: Autocycler cluster
- Step 5: Autocycler trim
- Step 6: Autocycler resolve
- Step 7: Autocycler combine