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realSFS

This method will estimate the site frequency spectrum, the method is described in Nielsen2012.

This is a 2 step procedure first generate a ".sfs" file using -realSFS 1. And then do an optimization of the .sfs file which will estimate the Site frequency spectrum.

[sequence data]->GL[genotype likelihoods|SAMtools;GATK;SOAPsnp;Kim et.al]

[genotype likelihoods|SAMtools;GATK;SOAPsnp;Kim et.al]->realSFS[.sfs file] [.sfs file]->optimize[.ml file]

</classdiagram>

-realSFS 1: an sfs file will be generated.

-realSFS 2: snpcalling (not implemented, in this angsd)

-realSFS 4: genotypecalling (not implemented, int this angsd)

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 ==realSFS==
-This method will estimate the site frequency spectrum, the method is described in [[Nielsen2012]]
+This method will estimate the site frequency spectrum, the method is described in [[Nielsen2012]].
+This is a 2 step procedure first generate a ".sfs" file using -realSFS 1. And then do an optimization of the .sfs file which will estimate the Site frequency spectrum.
+<classdiagram>
+ [sequence data]->GL[genotype likelihoods|SAMtools;GATK;SOAPsnp;Kim et.al]
+[genotype likelihoods|SAMtools;GATK;SOAPsnp;Kim et.al]->realSFS[.sfs file]
+[.sfs file]->optimize[.ml file]
+ </classdiagram>
-From version 0.20 we can now estimate the joint likelihood of being in frequency j.
 ;-realSFS 1:  an sfs file will be generated.
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 ;-realSFS 4: genotypecalling (not implemented, int this angsd)
-= Full example for simulating nextgen data and estimating SFS (somewhat deprecated should use sfstools now) =
-First we simulate a small dataset with very high probability of being variabe.
-Number of individuals =15,number of sites=10000, pvar=0.9
-<pre>
-./simnextgen.gcc -nind 15 -nsites 10000 -outfiles small -pvar 0.9
-->Using args: -nind 15 -errate 0.007500 -depth 5.000000 -pvar 0.900000 -nsites 10000 -F 0.000000 -model 1
-->Dumping files: sequencefile: small.seq.gz	glffile: small.glf.gz	truefreq: small.frq args:small.args geno:small.geno
-</pre>
-The .frq file contains the folded spectra, we use getUnfolded on the "true" genotypes, to get the unfolded spectra
-We now run dirty on the glf.gz file.
-<pre>
-./angsd -sim1 misc/small.glf.gz -nInd 15 -outfiles results -realSFS 1
-##screen output removed
-</pre>
-And we now run the optimSFS program to get the spectra, we supply the filename, the number of chromosomes, and the number of threads we want to use
-<pre>
-./optimSFS.gcc -binput ../results.sfs -ncat 30 -nThread 4
-##screen output removed
-</pre>
-The final output is in results.sfs.ml
-We start R and plot our estimated SFS along with the true SFS
-<pre>
-mytrue <- as.numeric(read.table("small.geno.unfolded",skip=1))
-myest <-scan("../results.sfs.ml")
-barplot(rbind(mytrue,myest),beside=T)
-</pre>
-[[Image:SfsExample.png]]

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