Closed rania-o closed 1 year ago
hi @rania-o , seems like your eventalign file does not have the read index column. I have never tried running nanopolish with the --samples and --print-read-names options but seems like with my version of nanopolish (0.13.3), you don't need those options, as per m6anet documentation do not require those options. Could it be that the --samples option results in the read index not being saved?
Hi @chrishendra93
Thanks for your reply. I used the other options because I'm running other tools that use nanopolish, so I merged all the options required in one command to avoid having several eventalign files.
I tried to run it again only with the options that you recommend, and it worked. But I have a question about the output. In your doc you mentioned two files (read level and site level), but in my case I got only one file (data.result.csv).
Here is the command I used :
m6anet-run_inference --input_dir dataprep/ --out_dir m6anet_mod_results --n_processes 30 --num_iterations 1000
Rania
I figured it out while scrolling the other issues. I had to install the latest version. Thanks.
Hi, I tried do use m6anet dataprep but I got this error :
Here is the command I used for nanopolish :
nanopolish eventalign -t 8 --reads non_mod_rep1_extract_nanopolish_sed.fastq --bam mapping/non_mod_rep1_extract_nanopolish_sorted.bam --genome /data2/ref/ref.fasta --scale-events --signal-index --samples --print-read-names > non_mod_eventalign.txt
and this is the head of my eventalign file :
Do you have any idea what this is about and how to fix this error? Thanks, Rania