We noticed that Theta2 was taking a while to finish with some large inputs and concluded that a considerable speedup can be achieved by vectorizing the array operations in the L2 and L3 functions of the CalcAllC module. Those changes are implemented in this Kids First version of the software. 

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README file for Tumor Heterogeneity Analysis (THetA)

Software that estimates tumor purity and clonal/subclonal copy number 
aberrations directly from high-throughput DNA sequencing data.

If you use this software in your research, please cite:

L. Oesper, G. Satas, B.J. Raphael.  (2014)  Quantifying Tumor Heterogeneity
in Whole-Genome and Whole-Exome Sequencing Data.  Bioinformatics. (In Press).

L. Oesper, A. Mahmoody, B.J. Raphael. (2013)  THetA: Inferring intra-tumor 
heterogeneity from high-throughput DNA sequencing data.  Genome Biology.  14:R80.

contact: layla@cs.brown.edu
	 braphael@cs.princeton.edu

Beta Version: 0.7
Version data: October, 2015

WEBSITE:
http://compbio.cs.brown.edu/software/
http://compbio.cs.brown.edu/projects/theta/

UPDATE: If you aim to infer allele- and clone-specific copy-number aberrations (CNAs) from bulk tumor samples, we recommend that you use  [HATCHet](https://github.com/raphael-group/hatchet), an new algorithm with several improvements over THetA.  


SUMMARY========================================================================
This software is for estimating tumor purity (fraction of non-cancerous cells)
and clonal/subclonal copy number aberrations from high-throughput DNA 
sequencing data for a tumor normal pair.

CONTENTS ======================================================================

(i) Documentation (in doc/ subdirectory):
* Manual; MANUAL.txt - A complete description of how to install/run the software.
* Release Notes; RELEASE_NOTES.txt - List of changes between different versions.
* License; LICENSE.txt - The complete license that goes with the software.

(ii) Software (Main code in python/  Additional code in java/src/, 
jarfiles, and matlab/ subdirectories):
* Source code in python/, java/src and matlab/

(iii) Executables (in bin/ subdirectory ):
* Executables for compiling and running code

(iv) Example (in example/ subdirectory)
* Example input/output files

(v) Data (in data/ subdirectory)
* Useful data files for use with whole-exome sequencing data