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Hello,
Could you please past in the command you used?
Also, how old/new is that fast5 data?
Thanks
The command I used was python3 SquigglePlot.py -i ~/data/test.fast5
I get the same result for python
as well.
The fast5 data is from mid-October of 2019.
Hello,
Is this a multi fast5 file?
if so, please try with the -m
/--multi
flag
cheers
Rearranged the data to see if that was it, so ignore different file paths.
python3 SquigglePlot.py -mi ~/data/fast5_pass/testing.fast5
gives me:
File "SquigglePlot.py", line 365, in <module>
main()
File "SquigglePlot.py", line 229, in main
sig = sigs[args.readID]
KeyError: None
I am not familiar enough with python yet to see why this would give an error.
My mistake, was using -i for multi_fast5s instead of just using -p for the general path. Misunderstood the flags -- and if I was using multis or not. Thank you for the help!
Although running SquigglePlot.py individual on the test.fast5 provided in the example code works and plots just fine, I receive an error for every imported and personal .fast5 file not provided.
I receive the following error:
Notably, this is very similar to an error recently posted by nickschurch, though the fix does not seem to work for my issue. I ensured that the fix was in the code, and it was, and am unsure what to try next.