Closed shaman-narayanasamy closed 8 years ago
Hi,
Is there any news regarding my issue?
I seem to be able to run metaQUAST
by sub-partitioning the number of references. Looks like it is able to work this way. Is there a way for me combine all the results of the alignment to obtain a summary report? Since I already have all the nucmer
alignments to the reference genomes.
Let me know what you think.
Dear authors,
I would like to know if there is an upper limit to the reference genomes, when trying to validate a metagenome. I have 73 genome sequences stored in separate files (multi fasta). I appended the list of genomes into a the command (coma separated), but
quast
warns that there are no similarities between the query and reference, but this is not actually the case because when I reduce the number of references to two, it seems to work.I issued the command:
And obtained the following stderr/stdout:
Notice that quast runs for the genome "Eubacterium_dolichum_DSM_3991", this occurs because I ran the analysis previously and overwrote the output directory, such that the nucmer files corresponding to that particular genome is retained, hence
quast
is able to access it and perform the analysis.Is there a workaround or a better way to do this? I am guessing that the list of genomes (absolute paths) is too long for the command. Please let me know if you need more information. I look forward to your response.
Update: I tried up to 27 references, and it works. I am slowly increasing it to see where this problem occurs. Still not sure what the issue is...
Update 2: I iteratively ran quast and it seems that it fails when I provide 40 reference files... It works up to 39.
-Shaman-