seqan_tcoffee1

Main Options::

-s, --seq INPUT_FILE

Name of multi-fasta input file. Valid filetypes are: .frn, .fna, .ffn, .fasta, .faa, and .fa.

-a, --alphabet STRING

The used sequence alphabet. One of protein, dna, rna, and iupac. Default: protein.

-o, --outfile OUTPUT_FILE

Name of the output file. Valid filetypes are: .msf, .frn, .fna, .ffn, .fasta, .faa, and .fa. Default: out.fasta.

Segment Match Generation Options::

-m, --method List of STRING's

Defines the generation method for matches. To select multiple generation methods recall this option with different arguments. One of global, local, overlap, and lcs. Default: global and local.

-l, --libraries List of INPUT_FILE's

Name of match file. To select multiple files recall this option with different arguments. Valid filetypes are: .mums, .lib, .blast, and .aln.

-pa, --pairwise-alignment STRING

Pairwise alignment method. Default: unbanded for usual alignments (< 50 sequences), banded for deep alignments (>= 50 sequences) One of unbanded and banded.

-bw, --band-width INTEGER

Band width. This option automatically select banded pairwise alignment (see pa for details) In range [2..inf]. Default: 60.

Scoring Options::

-g, --gop INTEGER

gap open penalty Default: -13.

-e, --gex INTEGER

gap extension penalty Default: -1.

-ma, --matrix STRING

score matrix Default: Blosum62.

-ms, --msc INTEGER

match score Default: 5.

-mm, --mmsc INTEGER

mismatch penalty Default: -4.

Guide Tree Options::

-u, --usetree STRING

Name of the file containing the Newick Guide Tree.

-b, --build STRING

Method to build the tree. Following methods are provided: Neighbor-Joining (nj), UPGMA single linkage (min), UPGMA complete linkage (max), UPGMA average linkage (avg), UPGMA weighted average linkage (wavg). Neighbor-Joining creates an unrooted tree, which we root at the last joined pair. One of nj, min, max, avg, and wavg. Default: nj.

Alignment Evaluation Options::

-i, --infile INPUT_FILE

Name of the alignment file <FASTA FILE> Valid filetypes are: .frn, .fna, .ffn, .fasta, .faa, and .fa.