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1) Longer with the bigger grits, less with the smaller but yeah, 2-3 minutes with each. When working with the bigger grits I'll do more "cross sanding"...sand one direction for a while, then the other...I think the paper cuts quicker doing that. But agreeing with miamijim, last strokes should always be long with the part.
2) I've not yet, but that will happen someday. I do refresh the brake tracks on rims with the abrasive ball. Clean 'em up, then a quick pass with the medium ball.
3) No gloves. Citrus-based hand cleaner from Northern Tool (need some too, thanks for reminding me)
It's been a while since I wrote my original aluminum polishing methods back on Thanksgiving 2010. Since then I've been, of course, polishing lots of parts. I have refined my steps somewhat in the ensuing six months or so and thought I'd post an update.
The basic steps haven't changed:
- Deanodize (if needed)
- Sand Out Flaws
- Sand For Smoothness
- Polish
I'll add my comments per step below.
Lately I haven't been using Easy-Off spray. It really throws a lot of lye out in the air in I simply hate that. What I have been using is simple kitchen drain cleaner crystals, the particular ones are made by Rooto and I got them at Ace Hardware:
I'm sure anything equivalent would work as well. I'm still playing with the strength and it depends I guess on how quick I want to deanodize but maybe 2T per gallon. I do bubble the aluminum on occasion. I'll soak the part a minute or so, pull it, rinse, wipe with a rag, and repeat until I'm satisfied that all the anodizing is gone. I think the anodizing varies so much it's hard to say how long to do it…you just have to play with it.
Sand Out Flaws
As of late I've become absolutely SOLD on Norton Black Ice waterproof sandpaper. I simply love the stuff. It lasts a VERY long time, it sands beautifully, and cuts fast:
You'll probably need to find a local auto paint/finishing store to find this…or online. This paper will not be a typical big box store or hardware store item. It is more expensive, be prepared, but I honestly don't think there's a comparison between this and the other papers I've used.
For sanding out flaws I've been using the 320 grit Black Ice paper and the Norton dual density sanding pad:
I take 1/6 sheet, wrap around the pad, and work the flawed areas. I use the denser black side initially and as the last bit of the flaw is coming out I switch to the softer gray side. As always you have to be careful about very intense spot sanding, which can leave valleys that can be seen after polishing. I think this pad is just stiff enough to let you apply some focused pressure but deflects enough to give a nice smooth transition on the surface.
Sand For Smoothness
Once the flaws are gone, or as gone as I dare make them, I switch to the new grit progression I use since using the Black Ice paper: 600, 1200, 2500. Yep, three grades. I can't do this with paper other than the Black Ice because of how evenly and quickly it cuts. Wet sanded of course.
I'll use the sanding pad with the 600 but the 1200 and 2500 I'll use by hand. The 1200 and 2500 when wet become very flexible, it's almost like wiping the part with an abrasive rag. The 2500 especially. Regarding the 2500 grit. If you take enough time with it this could be your final finish. The more time you take with it the less you'll take with your polish.
On a part like a seatpost I'll spend barely 10 minutes total with all three grades.
Nothing new here, Mothers is still my favorite…it produces a beautiful shine. However, I have been using Blue Magic for the last polish. I think it puts just a slightly blingier shine on the part. It also "Provides lasting protective coating…"
Anyway, that's my update. I think the addition of the lye crystals and the Black Ice sandpaper has dramatically cut down the time it takes me to finish a part. Find and try the Black Ice sandpaper. I think you'll see what I mean after about 30 seconds.
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No new before and after pics!?!?
Ok, I sucked it up last night and did a quick job on that Campy post. Let me preface this by saying there's a little more work to do here but I think you'll get the idea. Also, it is hard to photograph differences in the finishes.
Here's the post before. Someone or the eBay seller had done an amateurish job of trying to smooth it and get rid of jaggies:
Pretty icky huh? Alright, here it is after flaw removal with 320, the pass with 600, and smoothing with 1200. Also, to demonstrate something else I took the 1200 grit, held it around the post and twisted the post. Not moving up and down at all while turning, just twisting the post in the paper. Finish an area, then remove the paper, move to a new area, then twist again. It leaves a semi-machined look at a lot of people might want to go for. If I was doing this for real to leave the finish like that I'd use 800 grit. That leaves visible scratches around the circumference as if the post had been freshly machined. You could experiment with different grades until you get what you want. This 1200 grit finish looks nearly polished but doesn't reflect as a mirror.
After taking the above pic I used the 1200 again along the length of the post to smooth again then went over it with the 2500 grit. I do have a little work to do up at the the top by the Campy logo and I don't pay as much attention to the area below the minimum insertion line for obvious reasons. Again, this is was a very quick job to demonstrate the "new" method, pay attention to the middle section of the post. Below is after the 2500 grit, about three minutes with the 2500 I'd imagine.
As you can see the 2500 does leave a shiny finish. It is devilishly hard to get even though, if I can figure out how to do that the 2500 grit on it's own could be a final finish. And below, after a few minutes with Mother's and Blue Magic:
As you can see it is possible to get pretty much a dead mirror finish with just sandpaper and polish. My SR post is even prettier .
Anyway, I didn't want to wait until after vacation to throw up some pics, so I did this quick. 4Rings6Stars I hope this answers some questions.
I think I may have asked before, but don't remember the answer, if there was one.... How long does a mirror finish like that last before it oxidizes and needs another polish? Is there a way to preserve the mirror? Maybe clear coating it?
Mother's doesn't mention any kind of protective coating but Blue Magic does which is one reason I end with it. Whther that's true or not I don't know.
What I do know is this. Once a part has been brought to this condition even if it does oxidize a bit it could be made shiny again in very short order with a quick polish. The time investment is in the flaw removal and all the smoothing. Once polished REpolishing is easy.
i hear 7000 series aluminum oxidizes faster than 6000 but i have no factual data to back it up.
This is such an excellent primer on polishing and how to properly cook a turkey... I should share my little recipe for spinach and feta stuffing which will make most people swear off that wheat based stuff.
I use very similar steps but also have a few tools and skills in doing extremely fine work... used to have a need for 12,000 grit specialty discs for some work that had to be done under a loupe so find bike parts are much easier.
On that note, I have restored the engraving on a number of items that were considered write offs aesthetically but of course, never think to take a before and after.
I do have a good number of Vx derailleurs and think most would be hard pressed to tell which one of them got dragged along a section pf pavement during a crash (not me) unless they were looking at things very closely.
People sometimes mistake some of the aluminium parts on my bikes for being stainless or chromed and it is the same process of graduated sanding followed by mothers and a light wax and sometimes I use some of the small buffers for my dremel or die grinder to hit small crevices.
We have quite a few buffers and some things can get chucked into the lathe... we use that to get some very bright polishes on our hubs.
Now that the Minnesota winter is starting I should polish something, put it out on the deck railing, and take a pic every two weeks. Hmmm...
Thanks for renewing this thread. I've got a Sugino crank that I'm going to clean up and put a nice polish on. Paced the bid before making another trade here on BF's for a better triple crank, ended up winning it on the minimum bid, so I suspect it will end up on the VeloBase Marketplace sooner or later.
I have a Harbor Freight near me, and I think I will go looking for an "abrasive ball". A timely thing, this thread popping up when it did. I am just about to polish the Nervar Star crank on my Moto GR. I don't have the chainring bolt wrench at home, so I am bringing it to work for disassembly and eventual polishing. I did a little by hand, but it just not up to what I wanted.
I could do some serious polishing at home in Houston, with all the tools etc. Now I am in a one bedroom apartment, and even my DeWalt cordless drill is completely dead. Replacement batteries are $90 each!?! I may just use the drill at work next Saturday when I am off. If anything it will give the younger coworkers a glimpse of the dark side. I mean refurbishing vintage bikes of course.,,,,BD
Just a quick thanks to Keith for doing an incredible job polishing these two items for me, a Suntour Suntour Superbe seat post and Nitto Chrystem for one on my Fuji Pro's.
He did a quick pass with the abrasive ball on the GB stem he sent me a while back, and it looks factory fresh. Sorry Keith, my camera battery is dead, but I will get a pic of it on here tonight if I can.,,,,BD
I use the coarse for buzzing off shopwear, the medium after that, and the fine for getting the initial smooth finish before starting with 600 grit wet/dry.
Those were: deanodize with lye (I masked off the top of the post, the textured part and only lowered into the lye just below that), 600, 1200, 2500 Black Ice wet/dry, Mother's, final pass with Blue Magic. I would guess 1.5 hours total for the pair.
green ball. I might have been using a worn one too. In all the grades, they;re much more aggressive the first few times you use them, then they kind of soften a bit...
EDIT: I should add...when I do things like stems and hub shells I'll actually take the ball apart, remove some layers leaving 2-4 layers of the abrasive material, then space back with washers and reassemble. That makes it MUCH easier to get into and control inside hubshells and the inside part of the crook in a stem.
On and off topic, how to you adjust the seatpost without getting the zig zags?
2) CLEAN seat tube.
3) Greased seat tube.
4) Be sure clamping area isn't pinched.
5) Check slot by clamp to be sure there's no burrs on the inside of the tube. If so I use a Dremel and a sanding drum to just lightly buzz the inside of the tube right at the slot. Then a pass with fine sandpaper.
The post should move up and down fairly easily with moderate pressure and without twisting.
Anyone else?
Nice writeup here. I'll recommend getting a set of Micro Mesh sanders. I use them instead of wet sand paper. I've had the same set for a few years - they are flexible, strong and last forever:
The man who dies with the most toys is dead. - Rootboy
Any recommendations on getting into the little corners of a crankset, especially the backside of a triple 110BCD? Short of lots of elbow grease?
The 12,000 grit lapping film is really too fine for polishing metal and is normally used on fibre optics and ceramic and I used it on celluloid and for extremely fine jeweller's work.
Micro mesh is an awesome product.


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So were we up at 3.00am no of course not try 2.30am!!! Couldn't get back to sleep either so I got up and put kettle on for DW and the coffee maker for me, oh I do love the smell from a coffee maker it is one of the things that always remind me of Florida back home. I also love the first morning (not the 2.30am bit mind you) there is something really special about it I am not sure why but perhaps because it sort of sinks in you a actually here. Anyway we get up and unpack only a few things as we will be moving to the Beach club in 3 more nights so it is pointless to unpack anymore. And as it turns out to be the theme for this whole trip time passes quickly and before we know it we have collected my DM and we are on our way to Friendlys for breakfast. We get there at 8.30am expecting it to be quite busy at that time of day but there is only two others in there we have the whole place almost to ourselves. We are warmly greeted and shown to a booth and we opt for 3 super sizzlin combo's 2 orange juices and one hot tea.
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The breakfast is very good and goes down easily the orange juice is a different story. In the past at Friendlys we have had nice freshly squeezed juice this however was defiantly out of a carton oh well it must be a sign of the times it still tasted ok but in the land of oranges you expect the proper stuff
After that it was off to wallmart for some supplies like Cokes, chips and cookies also in the past we have really enjoyed their Christmas section but this time it is disappointing it just does not feel like Christmas at all. We go back to the Rosen to drop it all off and then it is off to Premium outlet to find some bargains.
Wow the prices have really gone up since we were last here but DW bought 1 pair of Clarks Roman sandles for $37 and a pair of Clarks shoes for $28 so about £42 for both pairs and I got a pair of Sketchers trainers for $22. As always in Florida diamonds and gold are dirt cheap but as this was the black weekend sales they were slashing even more. DW had told me she wanted a pink sapphire ring for Christmas so we were on the lookout for one. We found one she liked and what a bargain it was a pink sapphire and diamond ring reduced in the sale from $1000 to $500but because it was black weekend it was down to $300 (about £200) so we snapped that up.
So over the next couple of days it was pretty much of the same shopping and eating and resting. One thing we did notice was how much has closed down on Idrive especially at the north end quite a few empty shops around and the whole area is really looking run down which is a real shame and TBH we will not be returning on our next trip. Also IMHO since the Pointe Orlando has been redeveloped it has lost some of it's charm it seemed soulless to me. Times must be hard though because Lulu's bait shack has gone bust and is empty again a real shame. Just one final point on our stay at the Rosen plaza is about the staff there, they are some of the most miserable I have ever come across in Florida rarely smiling or showing any sign of courtesy to us not the end of the world I know but it costs nothing and makes all the difference. Ah well never mind tomorrow we move on to Disney's Beach club.
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Bessie Authement Cunningham, 96, a native of Terrebonne Parish and a longtime resident of Jeanerette, died in a local health-care facility at 6:25 a.m. Friday, Feb. 20, 2009.
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She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest J. Cunningham; her parents, Wallace and Fabiola Babin Authement; two daughters, Beulah C. Moore and Joyce Colletti; one son, Ray Anthony Cunningham; two brothers, Ralph and Allen Authement; and three sisters, Lottie Blanchard, Blanche Boudreaux and Elise Fatchette.
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I have been leaking coolant (little bit each day) for awhile and one mechanic said the water pump was leaking slightly, and I just replaced the pump, thermostat, timing belt, hoses, belt about 1-2 years back. When I start the car, until it warms up, it makes a slight ratling sound then seems to stop after its warmed up alittle, but coming home last night, the rattling sound got worse and worse, and then the engine just went dead and all engine lights came on. Now I crank the engine and it refuses to start at all. Where I pulled over, it was obvious that the leak had gotten worse as there was a very visable trail of water (I think it was water, no smell) from the street to where I parked. I added water and tried to start but it wont start, just turns over.. What do you think the problem is with it not starting, I asked 2 shops and neither mechanice could tell me how to get it started..
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Hi, I am following through the best practice pipeline and I am confused of which files I should use as the resource to run VQSR.
I have downloaded 4 files and I just want to make sure which file is which database.
1000G_omni2.5.b37.vcf.gz = omni,vcf 1000G_phase1.snps.high_confidence.b37.vcf.gz = 1000G.vcf dbsnp_138.b37.vcf.gz = snp.vcf hapmap_3.3.b37.vcf.gz = hapmap.vcf
I am planning to unzipped them and run VQSR. Did I download the correct files? If not, could you tell me which files I need to use? Thank you.
Hi, I have a general question about the importance of known VCFs (for BQSR and HC) and resources file (for VQSR). I am working on rice for which the only known sites are the dbSNP VCF files which are built on a genomic version older than the reference genomic fasta file which I am using as basis. How does it affect the quality/accuracy of variants? How important is to have the exact same build of the genome as the one on which the known VCF is based? Is it better to leave out the known sites for some of the steps than to use the version which is built on a different version of the genome for the same species? In other words, which steps (BQSR, HC, VQSR etc) can be performed without the known sites/resource file? If the answers to the above questions are too detailed, can you please point me to any document, if available, which might address this issue?
Thanks, NB
Hi, I am working on variant calling for a genotype of rice and I just generated a GVCF file. Here is a snippet of the GVCF file.
Chr1 173923 . C T,
For the VQSR step, I only have the dbSNP file for rice (there are no hapmap or 1000G files) which has following annotation: CHROM POS ID REF ALT QUAL FILTER INFO Chr1 84 rs349504122 T C . . RSPOS=84;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP=050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2223 rs349642167 C T . . RSPOS=2223;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2228 rs350936653 A C . . RSPOS=2228;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2417 rs347865191 G A . . RSPOS=2417;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2546 rs349956414 A C . . RSPOS=2546;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2588 rs352913853 A C . . RSPOS=2588;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100 Chr1 2634 rs348515762 C A . . RSPOS=2634;GENEINFO=4326813:Os01g0100100;dbSNPBuildID=138;SAO=0;VC=snp;VP= 050000000000000000020100
Now, if I use -an QD for VQSR, it wont work because QD is not present in the input vcf file. So, given the two files above, what annotation can I use for VQSR step? Can I use the VQSR step at all?
And this is the setting in which I am using the dbSNP: -resource:dbSNP,known=true,training=true,truth=true,prior=6.0 Are the settings of known/training/truth correct if dbSNP is the only resource?
Thanks in advance, you have been very helpful NB
Hi, I get the following error with VariantRecalibrator when I run it:
java -jar GenomeAnalysisTK.jar -T VariantRecalibrator -R Os_nipponbare_v7.0_genome.fasta -input ESSR.vcf -mode SNP -recalFile ERS468243.raw.snps.recal -tranchesFile ERS468243.raw.snps.tranches -rscriptFile ERS468243.recal.plots.R -resource:dbSNP,known=true,training=true,truth=true,prior=6.0 all_sorted.vcf -an QD -an MQRankSum -an ReadPosRankSum -an FS -an MQ
ERROR MESSAGE: Bad input: Values for QD annotation not detected for ANY training variant in the input callset. VariantAnnotator may be used to add these annotations.
What am I doing wrong? Am I using the wrong annotation? Thanks in advance for any help. Best, NB
Hi, I am running GATK on rice libraries and I get the following error with VariantRecalibrator. The command I use is:
java -jar GenomeAnalysisTK-2.8-1-g932cd3a/GenomeAnalysisTK.jar -T VariantRecalibrator -R genome.fasta -input chr5.vcf -mode SNP -recalFile chr5.raw.snps.recal -tranchesFile chr5.raw.snps.tranches -rscriptFile chr5.recal.plots.R -resource:dbSNP,known=true,training=true,truth=true,prior=6.0 all_chromosomes.vcf -an QD -an MQRankSum -an ReadPosRankSum -an FS -an MQ
This is how the program terminates:
INFO 21:42:35,099 ProgressMeter - Location processed.sites runtime per.1M.sites completed total.runtime remaining INFO 21:42:35,102 TrainingSet - Found dbSNP track: Known = true Training = true Truth = true Prior = Q6.0
INFO 21:43:05,104 ProgressMeter - Chr11:11654383 9.83e+06 30.0 s 3.0 s 87.7% 34.0 s 4.0 s INFO 21:43:07,413 VariantDataManager - QD: mean = 27.02 standard deviation = 7.70 INFO 21:43:07,440 VariantDataManager - MQRankSum: mean = -0.62 standard deviation = 3.35 INFO 21:43:07,479 VariantDataManager - ReadPosRankSum: mean = 0.25 standard deviation = 1.63 INFO 21:43:07,510 VariantDataManager - FS: mean = 2.11 standard deviation = 9.67 INFO 21:43:07,525 VariantDataManager - MQ: mean = 47.09 standard deviation = 11.34 INFO 21:43:07,660 VariantDataManager - Annotations are now ordered by their information content: [MQ, QD, FS, MQRankSum, ReadPosRankSum] INFO 21:43:07,680 VariantDataManager - Training with 7845 variants after standard deviation thresholding.
INFO 21:43:09,833 VariantRecalibratorEngine - Convergence after 93 iterations! INFO 21:43:09,872 VariantRecalibratorEngine - Evaluating full set of 272372 variants... INFO 21:43:09,884 VariantDataManager - Training with worst 0 scoring variants --> variants with LOD <= -5.0000. INFO 21:43:10,854 GATKRunReport - Uploaded run statistics report to AWS S3
java.lang.NullPointerException at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.walkers.variantrecalibration.VariantRecalibratorEngine.generateModel(VariantRecalibratorEngine.java:83) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.walkers.variantrecalibration.VariantRecalibrator.onTraversalDone(VariantRecalibrator.java:359) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.walkers.variantrecalibration.VariantRecalibrator.onTraversalDone(VariantRecalibrator.java:139) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.executive.Accumulator$StandardAccumulator.finishTraversal(Accumulator.java:129) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.executive.LinearMicroScheduler.execute(LinearMicroScheduler.java:116) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.GenomeAnalysisEngine.execute(GenomeAnalysisEngine.java:313) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.CommandLineExecutable.execute(CommandLineExecutable.java:113) at org.broadinstitute.sting.commandline.CommandLineProgram.start(CommandLineProgram.java:245) at org.broadinstitute.sting.commandline.CommandLineProgram.start(CommandLineProgram.java:152) at org.broadinstitute.sting.gatk.CommandLineGATK.main(CommandLineGATK.java:91)
I have read similar problems on GATK forums and based on those, it seems to me that the training set of VCFs is too small for my data. Is that so? If so, can you please tell me how can I fix it? This is for rice and I only have 1 set of known VCFs from dbSNP.
Can you also please confirm if my settings for 'known', 'training' and 'truth' are correct.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Hello, What annotations are recommended to be used for the variant recalibrator for an exome sequencing project? I am using the Ion proton system so my VCF files are automatically generated after the sequencing run. Also, would I still have to mark duplicates and realign indels in my BAM files before viewing them on a genome viewer like IGV? Since I already have my VCF files, I don't know if this will be necessary. Thank you, these forums are very helpful! Ricky
Hi there,
I'm trying to write a simple scala script to run Variant Recalibrator. However, I'm having trouble setting the Variant Recalibrator "mode" properly in scala. The relevant portion of my script is:
def script() {
val VR = new VariantRecalibrator with CommonArguments
VR.resource = qscript.resourceSNPFile
VR.input :+= qscript.vcfFile
VR.use_annotation :+= "DP"
VR.use_annotation :+= "QD"
VR.use_annotation :+= "FS"
VR.use_annotation :+= "MQRankSum"
VR.use_annotation :+= "ReadPosRankSum"
VR.mode = "SNP"
VR.nt = 4
VR.TStranche :+= "100.0"
VR.TStranche :+= "99.9"
VR.TStranche :+= "99.0"
VR.TStranche :+= "90.0"
VR.recalFile = qscript.snpRecal
VR.tranchesFile = qscript.snpTranches
VR.rscriptFile = qscript.snpPlots
The problem is with the VR.mode line. If I say VR.mode = "SNP" I get a "type mismatch" error; if I say VR.mode = SNP (i.e. without the quotes) I get an error that says "not found: value SNP". How do I code this correctly so that scala can interpret that I'm running VariantRecalibrator in SNP mode. I've also tried VR.mode :+= "SNP" and VR.mode :+= SNP, but get error messages with this as well.
Thank you for any help!
Hi, I am planning to filter with ApplyRecal very stringently (I don't mind losing a lot of SNPs to reduce false positives), but I am having trouble viewing the tranches plot produced by VariantRecal to choose my cutoff level. When I run the following command I get the default visualisation of 90, 99, 99.9 & 100 with cumulative TPs & FPs, and everything looks fine:
java -Xmx8g -jar $gatk \ -T VariantRecalibrator \ -R $ref \ -input $vcf \ -resource:hapmap,known=false,training=true,truth=true,prior=15.0 $hapmap \ -resource:omni,known=false,training=true,truth=false,prior=12.0 $onek \ -resource:dbsnp,known=true,training=false,truth=false,prior=8.0 $dbsnp \ --minNumBadVariants 1000 \ -an QD \ -an MQRankSum \ -an ReadPosRankSum \ -an MQ \ -an FS \ -an DP \ -mode SNP \ -recalFile ${haplocall_date}_all_sites.snp.recal \ -tranchesFile ${haplocall_date}_all_sites.snp.tranches \ --rscript_file ${haplocall_date}_all_sites.snp.rscript \ 1>snp_recal_all_sites.out 2>snp_recal_all_sites.err &
But when I add in the following flags after '-mode SNP' to change the tranches, the plot displays them out of order (and the Ti/Tv ratio doesn't seem to correlate as I expected):
-tranche 80.0 -tranche 85.0 -tranche 90.0 -tranche 99.0 \
This means the cumulative FP/TP display is no longer appropriate and is making it hard to tell what the actual proportions are at each level. When I specify fewer tranches, it displays them in the same descending order no matter how many and in what order I specify them:
The total number of variants that get through the filter also seems to change depending on what tranches are specified (eg the 85 cutoff has ~50K in the second graph and ~30 in the third graph); I would have thought it would be the same for the same dataset, but I might be misunderstanding something.
1-Why does the number of variants change when the same tranch is called in a different set of tranches? (And the Ti/Tv ratio seems to decrease regardless of whether the tranch is above or below 90)?
2- Why does the default tranch plot show ascending order of the tranches, but when I specify my own cutoffs it never does?
3- Alternatively, is there a way to remove the display of the cumulative TP/FPs to make the plot easier to read?
4- Or perhaps a simpler solution, can I bypass the plot altogether? Does one of the outputs from VariantRecal have the data (or a way of calculating it) about TP and FP predicted variants that is used to produce these plots so I can just compare the numbers?
Thanks very much, and let me know if I need to clarify anything


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NEW YORK -- He is not a member of the big three -- there won't be any discussion of a big four until he wins his first major -- but Andy Murray is certainly trending in that direction.
Winning Olympic gold in London earlier this summer, at the All England Club with the great Roger Federer on the other side of the net, was his finest match win. As spectacular as that was, his consistency of late has been nearly as impressive.
After his clinical 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 victory over Milos Raonic on Monday night, Murray has now reached the quarterfinals of the past eight Grand Slam events. His game was in full flower as he dispatched a 21-year-old Canadian (via Montenegro) who, going forward, certainly will challenge him in matches that mean much more.
Raonic hit 14 aces, and one of his scorched offerings hit 140 mph on the radar, but to be perfectly honest, Murray toyed with the ATP World Tour's No. 16-ranked player. This highly anticipated match within the tennis fraternity was surprisingly one-sided.
The variety and diversity of Murray's attack was breathtaking. There were times when Raonic, who had several awkward ankle rolls, looked clumsy. For years, Murray centered the ball under duress. Now, with his confidence swelling, he goes for the lines. Instead of stepping off the gas, as he has in the past, Murray's concentration was in lockdown.
"I used a lot of variation tonight," Murray said afterward. "Milos has a massive game. I had to guess sometimes. I was lucky, because they fly past you and sometimes you get a racket on it. Tonight I got a racket on it."
It's tempting to think that they've been avoiding each other.
They were scheduled to meet three times previously this year, but only one match actually came off. Raonic bailed from their match in Miami with an ankle injury, and early last month Murray cited a knee injury in pulling out in Toronto. The only time they met, Raonic prevailed on clay in the Barcelona quarterfinals.
Murray and Raonic, despite his tender age, both have impressive tennis IQs. They think their way through points with a cool, schematic approach. This nuanced match in the largest stadium in tennis, under the surface of sizzling serves and ferocious forehands, was fascinating to watch.
Sometimes it was hard to remember that Raonic won his first match ever at the U.S. Open only six days ago. And he overcame a one-set, one-break deficit against Santiago Giraldo to do it.
It was hardly surprising, then, that Murray's experience ultimately delivered the first set.
Raonic's serve is his calling card; he came into the match with 89 aces in three matches -- 21 better than Nicolas Almagro, who had played four. His fastest serve was clocked at 143 mph, one off the tournament high established by John Isner.
But the 25-year-old Scotsman has a terrific service return, and he plays games with the server by constantly moving his position around the court.
Serving at 4-all, Raonic's serve faltered. He double-faulted twice, once baited by Murray, who seemed to line up way wide, inviting a down-the-middle offering that was just a little too hot. Murray had three break points and finally converted the third when he slapped a little crosscourt shot that Raonic couldn't track down.
Murray's key break in the second set came in the fifth game. With Raonic hurtling into net yet again, Murray struck a short, set backhand down -- and, actually, on -- the line to earn two break points. He cashed the second when an unforced Raonic forehand found the net. The last ball of the set was an ace down the middle that caught a fraction of the line.
Murray did not face a break point in the match. Afterward, Murray said tournament organizers had told him that rain would move into the area around 9:30 p.m. Murray, playing with that sense of urgency, closed the match in exactly 2 hours -- before 9:45 local time.
The momentum, clearly, is behind Murray. With Rafael Nadal resting his sore knees at home, this is his opening. He's close.
He's been to the finals of four majors now, including a loss to Federer at Wimbledon earlier this year. Marin Cilic, whom he's beaten six of seven times, including the fourth round at 2012 Wimbledon, is the opponent in the quarterfinals. Federer, most likely, would await in the semifinals. Djokovic, presumably, would be lurking in the final.
That's a tough draw, but to break the Federer/Djokovic/Nadal monopoly, someone's got to beat two of the three. Why not Murray?


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Some solid X's and O's on "D" by Bridgeport coach Dave Marshall led to the biggest "W" in Indians' history and resulted in something as simple as ABC - A Bridgeport Championship.
The Indians ensured that St. Joseph in Class A would be the only repeating champion as they completely stifled a normally potent Westside offense en route to a dominant 44-27 win in the Class AA championship game Saturday afternoon at the Charleston Civic Center.
The title is the school's first in girls basketball and came a year after Bridgeport fell in the Class AAA title game to Greenbrier East. It also came a year after Westside won its first championship in school history by defeating Scott and ending a five-year run by Summers County.
"It's a lot different feeling than last year," Bridgeport senior do-it-all guard Miki Glenn said. "It's better to be smiling up here than crying."
Through the first two rounds, the No. 1 Renegades cruised and looked to be on the way to a second-straight crown, but the Indians put the clamps on Westside in historic fashion.
The Indians were left to deal with Westside's 6-foot post player Hope Lester, who averaged 18 points coming into the tournament and ravaged basically every defense the Renegades had played against all year.
Bridgeport entered with 5-foot-8 Hannah Fetty as the Indians' primary post player, but instead of a negative, Marshall said that Bridgeport's relative lack of an inside presence ended up being a blessing in terms of pre-game preparation.
"Hannah's got to front Lester, we're going to get that backside help, and then your backside guard has got to rotate down," Marshall explained. "The reason it was effective is because we do it all the time. You saw this team's defense basically, especially over the last month and a half because we have no true post player.
"Had we just said [Friday] night, 'Hey, we're going to have to defend this way,' we'd have been in trouble."
The smaller Indians were able to use their base defense to perfection, limiting Lester to 13 points and 11 rebounds while guards Morgan Spolarich, Faith Davis and Danielle Brown combined for just five points.
Westside hit just 1 of 7 3-point tries, and that one belonged to Lester.
"Bridgeport played great," Westside coach Jamie Lusk said. "They're here for a reason, too. They have a good ball club and they were very well coached. My girls gave me everything they had. It wasn't like we went out there and didn't play hard, they played as hard as they could go and things just happen sometimes. Sometimes shots don't fall."
The numbers more than illustrated Lusk's point.
Westside shot just 10 for 49 (20.4 percent), turned it over 16 times and managed no more than nine points in any quarter.
The Renegades were held to a season low in points by far, with their previous low coming in their only other loss of the season, a 57-46 defeat at Class AAA University. Its season low against a Class AA team was 52 in a nine-point win over Scott.
Westside came within four points of setting the Class AA tournament record for fewest points.
Glenn didn't quite put up the gaudy offensive numbers she had over the first two games, partly because they weren't needed.
She finished with a game-best 22 points, including 15-of-16 shooting from the free-throw line, and finished with a total of 95 points for the tournament, missing the all-time tournament scoring record by just three.
Her final tally of 51 for 57 from the foul line shattered previous records for foul shots made (34) and attempted (47).
She added team bests in rebounds (10), steals (5) and assists (4) on Saturday.
"What can you say about Miki Glenn that hasn't already said?" Marshall asked. "But I'll say it anyhow - if she ain't the best player in the state of West Virginia, I don't care anymore other than she deserves it. She plays the game the way I think it's supposed to be played.
"Somebody is getting a big reward next year on the recruiting market."
Glenn said her college decision would be made sometime over the next few weeks but gave no hints about where she might be headed.
But on Saturday, it was all about the Bridgeport defense, which set the tone from the outset, holding Westside scoreless until Lester hit a pair of free throws with 3:36 left in the opening quarter.
Fetty's defensive effort earned her a spot on the all-tournament team despite scoring just seven points in three games. Glenn and Hope Chalfant also represented Bridgeport on that list while Lester and Davis earned selections from Westside. Fairmont Senior's Kaden Whaley and Emily Stoller also made the team and Nicholas County's Shealyn Shafer rounded out the squad.
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I think it was really classy for Wayne Morgan to have one of the recorded messages from former coaches on the jumbotron after the game. He had some really nice things to say about the fans and his time at ISU. He's a class guy and I don't think there is any way to deny that.
I was not expecting a message from him, good to see though.
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I had to laugh at how he started, "Hi, I'm Wayne Morgan" like we forgot who he was already.
Good point. You could see how much Curtis and Anthony Davis loved him. During his speech both just pointed up to the jumbotron and shook their fists.
It was a nice message. After watching the ISU bball DVD it was clear he really did some great things in his short time.
Won at KU.
Won at Texas
Several great wins at home.
Went to 2nd round NCAA.
Agreed. Very classy move on his part.
Yes, that was nice to see. Also nice to see Stinson back.
one thing that wsa interesting to me is that i dont remember them recognizing pete taylor? if i missed it then im fine with it but if they didnt mension him i think thats kinda poopy, he was a huge part of cyclone athletics basketball included
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Actually, I think it was classy of Pollard to invite him to do so as well.
Some random thoughts on Wayne Morgan's tenure at Iowa State -- it wasn't that bad. In three years, his teams were:
2004 20-13 overall, 7-9 Big 12 (NIT semifinals)
2005 19-12 overall, 9-7 Big 12 (NCAA second round)
2006 16-14 overall, 6-10 Big 12
The Big 12 record wasn't all that great, but three straight winning records and two postseason appearances in three years sounds pretty good to me right about now.
Now, I know that one could argue that Morgan's teams underachieved (especially the 2006 team) given the level of talent at his disposal. I also know that his recruiting classes in 2005 and 2006 didn't live up to expectations, especially for someone hired as a "top-notch recruiting coach."
I'm not necessarily second-guessing Pollard's decision to make a change. But I don't know if it's completely fair to lay the blame solely at Morgan's feet for the current state of ISU's men's basketball program. I'm glad to see that Morgan still has enough positive feelings toward Iowa State that he chose to participate in the 100 Years of Iowa State Basketball celebration. I don't know how everyone else feels, but I think his tenure as coach is one that should be remembered with more fondness than frustration.
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Wayno did do good things while he was here, and his players loved and respected him very much. He is a great guy and continues to be there for his old players. I was very glad to see his message during the game.
While Wayne is a great guy and I too was happy to see him included in the festivities, I have to say that his last year was the most frustrating year of Cyclone BBall I have ever witnessed in 20yrs of following.
Even more frustrating than this year because of the amount of hype that went into that 2006 team after the 2005 success at the end of the year. People talk about turning the channel or turning off the TV watching this years team. I actually did that in Wayne's last year because I could not believe the lack of discipline and focus at times.
Again, I appreciate Wayne for what he did in his short time and hold no ill will. He gave us plenty of exciting moments in '04 and '05, but '06 was a travesty. Whether it justified moving to a new coaching regime is your own opinion.
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Wiklund, Dana, American Banker
Byline: Dana Wiklund
The ongoing global recession and financial crisis has stressed out all organizations within financial services - from vendors to banks, as well as consumer and commercial customers. Some say these market conditions shifted the role of outsourcing from one of cost optimization to a necessity of survival. As we look at the current condition of the financial services industry and into the future, what role with the outsourcing of processes, systems and intellectual property have? How are the decision factors around the build, buy or rent decisions changing?
Historically, outsourcing a process has created business arbitrages of time, quality and cost. Outsourcing a business activity saves money as it leverages a vendor's economies of scale and enables organizations to implement solutions much more quickly, while sacrificing some customization or development bragging rights for teams that would handle the projects internally. But one assumption holds true most of the time: a vendor that specializes in a focused application will provide a higher level of quality than if the organization was to attempt to develop the project internally, if for no other reason than the vendor has implemented many cycles and is aware of all the attendant bugs and process pitfalls. The bottom line is because of specialization, an outsourcing vendor's solution should bring economic benefit to the table for the organization.
Following this theory, renting quality should be cheaper than trying to build it yourself. Certainly it can be stated that over the years outsourced hardware solutions such as data centers and software products have brought advantages of time, quality and cost to banks that otherwise might have been tempted to conduct internal development.
When we look at business processing, though, these advantages might be a bit more obscure as business processes often require greater levels of up-front definition and organizational interaction to be create business effectiveness. This level of required interaction erodes the time and cost components of the arbitrage while hopefully maintaining a high level of outcome quality.
Moving forward through the next few years, the condition of the global financial services system is likely to remain in fair-to-stable condition - not critical, but not in good condition either. The fact that most institutions have slashed cost structures across the board ensures increased levels of outsourcing going into the future. Unless there is a complete collapse of the global financial services system (not likely), customer activities will continue and the pressure from investors and owners for economic returns produces a business physics problem of sorts. …