Open nextgenusfs opened 1 year ago
Hello,
Thank you for your message. The tool is ready for running.
Based on your message, it appears that there may be an installation issue during your testing, as the log indicated that the Clair3-MP was unable to find whatshap in your install path.
As the Clair3-MP environment is slightly different from Clair3, installing all packages in a new environment is recommended when running Clair3-MP. To resolve the issue in your log file, could you please try to reinstall Clair3-MP using the instructions provided on the README page (https://github.com/HKU-BAL/Clair3-MP#option-2-anaconda-install)?
On the other hand, we added docker support in version v1.0, which you may find more convenient at testing.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.
Regards, Junhao
Its hard to imagine its an environment issue, whatshap
is clearly in the PATH of the environment and I get the same error if I pass --whatshap=$(which whatshap)
, but even more frustrating is that we are working with haploid organism and I think whatshap
isn't even going to be used.
So since Clair3-MP seems to require regular Clair3
models are you saying that the versions are not compatible? One cannot use the tools in the same environment to call just ONT data with Clair3 and ONT-Illumina with Clair3-MP?
Hi,
Yes, Clair3 and Clair3-MP environment is not compatible. Clair3-MP uses an old version of Clair3 and uses python3.6 for running, while Clair3's newest version is updated to support python3.9. To run Clair3-MP, please try to reinstall a Clair3-MP environment.
Clair3-MP added Singularity support now. It may be more convenient to use singularity for testing.
I hope this can help.
Thanks, Junhao
is this tool ready for use? We'd really like to give this model a try as we have lots of data where we have both Illumina and ONT data. It won't run from an existing functional clair3 environment, multiple command line options are not getting parsed properly due to the multiple layers of shell scripts. For example,
Since most of the codebase seems to be in python, honestly I don't quite understand the multiple layers/levels of shell scripts...