Some issue currently exists that prevents CAT from accurately classifying bins into taxonomies. Output looks like such:
# bin classification reason lineage lineage scores (f: 0.30) superkingdom phylum class order family genus species
bin.1.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.10.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.11.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.12.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.14.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.15.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.16.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.17.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
bin.19.fa no taxid assigned hits not found in taxonomy files
Using the NCBI taxonomic databases produces the above results, an error is thrown when using CAT < 6.0.1 databases (similar to https://github.com/MGXlab/CAT_pack/issues/115). Currently a new v6.0.1 database is being created and will be tested on the NIDDK-5 dataset.
Some issue currently exists that prevents CAT from accurately classifying bins into taxonomies. Output looks like such:
Using the NCBI taxonomic databases produces the above results, an error is thrown when using CAT < 6.0.1 databases (similar to https://github.com/MGXlab/CAT_pack/issues/115). Currently a new v6.0.1 database is being created and will be tested on the NIDDK-5 dataset.