Closed evensannesriiser closed 6 years ago
Hey Even. You can do this indirectly be setting --cov_corr to -2 and --cov_perc 1000000000. The correlation will always be above -1 and you are highly, highly unlikely to see a mean absolute percent error above this value.
Hi Donovan,
Thanks, but when I run the following command,
refinem outliers $REFINEM_MAXBIN_OUT/scaffold_stats.tsv $REFINEM_MAXBIN_OUT/outliers_cov_perc_ignored --gc_perc 98 --td_perc 98 --cov_corr -2 --cov_perc 1000000000 --individual_plots
I get the following error message:
refinem outliers: error: argument --cov_perc: invalid choice: 1000000000 (choose from -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,
(...) 997, 998, 999, 1000)
Seems like I'm not allowed to choose such a high cov_perc number...
Even
This will be fixed in v0.0.21 which I will be releasing in the next hour.
Hi Donovan,
Thanks for both CheckM and RefineM, both very interesting tools! :)
Is it possible to fully "disable" the outlier identification based on --cov_perc? That is, make the command ignore that parameter? In some cases, I would like to filter bins based on outliers defined by diverging GC% or tetra signatures only.
Kind regards,
Even S. Riiser, PhD candidate, University of Oslo, Norway