Open xfliu1995 opened 5 years ago
What are your alignment target sequences?
If you're attempting to align against a large number of transcripts, see FAQ. On the other hand, if you're trying to align against a small number of large sequences (for example the human genome), the aligner index will just require a lot of memory (~30Gb in the case of the human genome), and that's not easily worked around without changing the aligner.
I should also add that you can adjust the speed/memory tradeoff with the --genomeSAindexNbase
parameter, which is passed through to STAR during the genome index building phase.
When I add --genomeSAindexNbase parameter for shapemapper2,shapemapper2 running error.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/BioII/lulab_b/shibinbin/projects/shapemap/python/cli.py", line 108, in
Are you running the most recent version of shapemapper?
Too much memory is occupied by software operation, when mapping by STAR. This often causes software to fail.How do you limit the maximum amount of memory that your software can use while it is running?