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@@ -114,10 +114,11 @@ CALDER_sub_domains(intermediate_data_file,
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| **contact_tab_straw** | xx |xx
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| **contact_tab_straw** | xx |xx
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+| **contact_tab_straw** | xx |xx
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| **ref_genome** | One of 'hg19', 'hg38', 'mm9', 'mm10', 'others' (default). |
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| **ref_genome** | One of 'hg19', 'hg38', 'mm9', 'mm10', 'others' (default). |
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| **annotation_track** | A genomic annotation track in data.frame or data.table format. This track will be used for determing the A/B compartment direction and should presumably have higher values | in A than in B compartment. Some suggested tracks can be:
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| **annotation_track** | A genomic annotation track in data.frame or data.table format. This track will be used for determing the A/B compartment direction and should presumably have higher values | in A than in B compartment. Some suggested tracks can be:
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| **contact_file_hic** | Path to the hic
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| **contact_file_hic** | Path to the hic
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-| **chrs** | A vector of chromosome names to be analyzed, with or without 'chr'. e.g., `chrs = c(21:22, 'X')` or `chrs = 'chrX'`
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+| **chrs** | A vector of chromosome names to be analyzed, with or without 'chr' | `chrs = c(21:22, 'X')` or `chrs = 'chrX'`
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| **bin_size** | numeric, the size of a bin in consistent with the contact table
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| **bin_size** | numeric, the size of a bin in consistent with the contact table
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| **save_dir** | the directory to save outputs
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| **save_dir** | the directory to save outputs
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| **save_intermediate_data** | logical. If TRUE, an intermediate_data will be saved. This file can be used for computing nested sub-domains later on
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| **save_intermediate_data** | logical. If TRUE, an intermediate_data will be saved. This file can be used for computing nested sub-domains later on
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