isabl-merge-results

To merge VCF and TSV results from multiple Isabl analyses, you aggregate them into a single consolidated dataset by inspecting target analyses, collecting result paths, validating file existence, selecting a merge strategy, and saving the merged output.

Consolidating mutation data from several MUTECT analyses requires aggregating results across samples or cohorts into a cohort-level mutation summary, enabling researchers to compare outputs in one place using a chosen merge strategy.

Yes, you can select from concat, join, or custom merge strategies when combining Isabl analysis outputs, allowing you to produce merged TSV, CSV, VCF, or summary tables tailored to your specific cohort comparison needs.

Yes, the Isabl merge process validates file existence before combining analysis results, ensuring that collected result paths across projects are inspected and confirmed to prevent missing file errors during the consolidation workflow.

No external dependencies are required to aggregate Isabl results across projects, as the consolidation workflow operates independently to inspect analyses, collect paths, execute the merge, and generate validation reports.