Closed akikuno closed 2 weeks ago
In Dorado, unlike Guppy, the output is in BAM format.
Considering that Dorado is likely to become mainstream in the future, it is better to primarily support Dorado. The input should accept BAM files and convert them to FASTQ internally.
For Guppy, the FASTQ files are output inside the barcodeXX
directory.
In the case of Guppy, it might be good to allow directory input by adding a --guppy
option.
The input for dorado correct
is FASTQ, and the output is FASTA, so it should be compatible with FASTA, FASTQ, and BAM inputs.
Completed in DAJIN2 v0.5.1.
Describe the features you want.
Current DAJIN2 assumes base calling with Guppy, but it is necessary to confirm whether it works similarly with Dorado.
Describe the solution you'd like if you have any.
Try basecall and demultiplex using Dorado
DAJIN2 version
0.4.6
Additional context
None