Closed Lukanyo12 closed 3 years ago
Dear Lukanyo,
Yes, PiRATE can be use with all organisms! It will only be limited by your computational force, because at now it only work on a local computer. If your organisms has a relative small genome (less than 500 Mb) it should be fine with a good computer. How long is the genome assembly? What is your computational configuration?
As example: I am using 10 cores and 28 Mb of memory for the Virtual Machine of PiRATE installed on my local computer.
Best
Jeremy
Thank you for your reply! I was worried. My genome assemblies ranges from 60 to 90 Mb.Well my CPU has 2 cores on window 10.
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Dear Lukanyo,
Yes, PiRATE can be use for all organisms! It will only be limited by your computational force, because at now it only work on a local computer. If your organisms has a relative small genome (less than 500 Mb) it should be fine with a good computer. How long is the genome assembly? What is your computational configuration?
As example: I am using 10 cores and 28 Mb of memory for the Virtual Machine of PiRATE installed on my local computer.
Best
Jeremy
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Dear Lukanyo,
No problem! According that your are going to analyse a relative small genome size, the PiraTE should be able to run on your local computer. But for sure it gonna take a time for the tool to finish. The big one tools (TEdenovo, PASTEC and TEannot) will probably take longer time than other tools to finish.
Best regards,
Jeremy
Any idea of how can I overcome that and make it fast maybe?
Hello, can we use PiRATE for retrieval and annotation of transposable elements in fungal genomes, specifically Basidiomycota?