Thank you metablastr developers for sharing this tool with the community. I'd like to seek for your help for the error I've encountered following blast_best_reciprocal_hit() run. Both BLASTp seem to have completed, but the reciprocal best hit step appears to have failed. One database I'm using has around 25M records, and I'm wondering if this could be the reason why the reciprocal best hit step failed. For reference, I'm sharing the snippets of the error:
BLAST search finished! The BLAST output file was imported into the running R session. The BLAST output file has been stored at: /expt/datb/data/HiC/Rp_RNA-Seq/embryo/timeseries-vs-RpedSuzhou/rna-seq_rpedszv-reannot/annot_gene_sym/metablastr_bbh/metazoa_refseq_biopython-validated_Riptortus_pedestris_SZV_blastp-fast_eval_1e-05.blast_tbl
Error: Internal error in dict_hash_with(): Dictionary is full.
rlang::last_error()
<error/rlang_error>
Internal error in dict_hash_with(): Dictionary is full.
Backtrace:
Thank you metablastr developers for sharing this tool with the community. I'd like to seek for your help for the error I've encountered following blast_best_reciprocal_hit() run. Both BLASTp seem to have completed, but the reciprocal best hit step appears to have failed. One database I'm using has around 25M records, and I'm wondering if this could be the reason why the reciprocal best hit step failed. For reference, I'm sharing the snippets of the error:
Is it also possible to skip the BLAST step to directly proceed with the reciprocal best hit step when re-running this procedure?
Thank you very much!