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In a previous post I linked to gcol as a quick and intuitive alternative to awk. I just stumbled across yet another set of handy text file manipulation utilities from the creators of the BEAGLE software for GWAS data imputation and analysis. In addition to several command line utilities for converting and formatting BEAGLE files, there are several tools for doing basic text processing tasks on the command line:
- changecolumn.jar – replace values in a column of an input file.
- changeline.jar – replace values in a line of an input file.
- cut.jar – extract columns from a file.
- filtercolumns.jar – filters columns of input data according to the values in a line.
- filterlines.jar – filters lines of input data according to the values in a column.
- paste.jar – pastes together files that have shared initial columns followed by data columns.
- transpose.jar – transposes rows and columns of an input file.
BEAGLE Utilities for text manipulation
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