Source code for transposonmapper.exporting.save_as_bed

import os


[docs]def save_as_bed(file, tncoordinates_array, ref_tid, readnumb_array): """This function writes in a .bed file located in the same folder as the bamfile, the information abot how many transposons were found in each genomic location. Parameters ---------- file : str Path with the filename extension included(e.g "data_file/bedfile_name.bed") describing where do you want to store the results. By default it will be stored in the same location as the bamfile, with the same basename. Example, if the bamfile path is data_file/data_1.bam then the bed file will be data_file/data_1.bam.bed tncoordinates_array : numpy array Second Output from the get_reads.py function : _,tncoordinates_array,_=get_reads(bam) ref_tid : dict Output from the get_chromosome_names function : ref_tid = get_chromosome_names(bam) readnumb_array : numpy array 1st Output from the get_reads.py function : readnumb_array,_,_=get_reads(bam) """ with open(file, "w") as f: base = os.path.basename(file) filename = os.path.splitext(base)[0] f.write("track name=" + filename + " useScore=1\n") coordinates_counter = 0 for tn in tncoordinates_array: refname = [key for key, val in ref_tid.items() if val == tn[0] - 1][0] if refname == "Mito": refname = "M" f.write( "chr" + refname + " " + str(tn[1]) + " " + str(tn[1] + 1) + " . " + str(100 + readnumb_array[coordinates_counter] * 20) + "\n" ) coordinates_counter += 1