C++ implementation of the SEM algorithm
Generation of a SEM requires variable RAM and disk storage based on the size of the initial PWM being considered. For minimal performance, we recommend a computer with the following specs:
RAM: 64+ GB
CPU: 8+ cores, 3.4+ GHz/core
The runtime on this minimal system is approximately 38 CPU hours. Compile time is approximately 35 seconds.
The package development version is tested on Linux operating systems. The developmental version of the package has been tested on the following systems:
Linux: Ubuntu 18.04
Packages: libcurl4-dev
We include a small of generation of the SEM for HNF4A in HepG2 cells. Execution time of this demo is approximately 6791 seconds on 20 threads. The expected output is:
Running Iterative SEM building..
PWM: examples/MA0114.1.pwm
merge_file: examples/wgEncodeOpenChromDnaseHepg2Pk.narrowPeak.gz
bigwig: examples/wgEncodeHaibTfbsHepg2Hnf4asc8987V0416101RawRep1.bigWig
TF_name: HNF4A
output: results/HNF4A/
cachefile flag: results/HNF4A/HNF4A.cache.db
verbose
....
Clone a copy of the SEMpl repository and submodules:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/Boyle-Lab/SEM_CPP.git
Build external libraries:
cd SEM_CPP/lib/libBigWig
make
cd ..
make
mv */*.so .
cd ..
Symlink to bowtie index location (use your own index location):
ln -s /data/genomes/hg19/bowtie_index/ data
Build SEMpl
make
SEMpl runs as an iterative process and requires specific input files (need more details). The following example will build the SEM for HNF4a in HepG2 cells given the example data
./iterativeSEM -PWM examples/MA0114.1.pwm -merge_file examples/wgEncodeOpenChromDnaseHepg2Pk.narrowPeak -big_wig examples/wgEncodeHaibTfbsHepg2Hnf4asc8987V0416101RawRep1.bigWig -TF_name HNF4A -output results/HNF4A
Run "make test" to compile and run this input example.