README.rst

Installation

Pypi/pip

pip install read5_ont

Conda

Pod5 is now available via conda (19.07.2023).

conda install mamba
mamba create -n read5_ont -c jannessp read5_ont
conda activate read5_ont

Alternatively you can create the environment using the conda.recipe/env.yml file.

conda install mamba
mamba env create -f conda.recipe/env.yml
conda activate read5_ont

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Usage

Click here to see a full documentation about the classes and function.

my_file can be a fast5 or pod5 file. The wrapper detects the file format depending on the file extension.

Small example:

from read5 import read # or from read5.Reader import read

r5 = read(my_file) # file with on of these extensions: .fast5, .pod5
for readid in r5:
    signal = r5.getSignal(readid) # returns raw integer values stored in the file
    pA_signal = r5.getpASignal(readid) # returns pA signal
    norm_signal = r5.getZNormSignal(readid) # returns normalised read signal: norm_signal = (signal - median(signal)) / mad(signal)
    polyAstdSignal = r5.getPolyAStandardizedSignal(readid, polyAstart, polyAend) # returns polyA standardized read signal
    channel = r5.getChannelNumber(readid)
    sampleid = r5.getSampleID(readid)
    runid = r5.getRunID(readid)

readid_list = r5.getReads()

File Reader Classes

If you want to use the file readers you can import the corresponding class like this:

from read5.Fast5Reader import Fast5Reader # contains the Fast5 Reader class
from read5.Pod5Reader import Pod5Reader # contains the Pod5 Reader class

Abstract File Reader Class

from read5.AbstractFileReader import AbstractFileReader

Possible Exceptions

from read5.Exceptions import UnknownFileFormatException, UnknownNormalizationMode

• UnknownFileFormatException: is raised, when the file extension does not match one of [‘.fast5’, ‘.pod5’]
• UnknownNormalizationMode: is raised, when an unknown mode is provided for the signal normalization function

Full Documentation

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