Closed DidiCi closed 1 year ago
DNAscent index should search recursively for any file with the fast5 extension already, so you can just point it to the top-level directory with your fast5 files in it. The problem with the columns stems from devices (like the GridION) with built-in basecalling producing a sequencing summary file with a slightly different format compared to the one produced by the downloadable version of Guppy. You should be able to fix that by adding the --GridION
flag to the DNAscent index command, which will shift the columns appropriately. Closing for now, but reopen if that doesn't fix it.
Good morning, I wanted to know if there is a way to recursively search for fast5 files when creating the index. Also, just for info, the index function seems not to work when the first column of the sequencing_summary reports the fastq and not the fast5. Thank you in advance Diletta