Closed TommyH-Tran closed 2 years ago
Hi @TommyH-Tran , the script parse_pangenome_matrix.pl -s can produce 4 files with clusters in the cloud, shell, soft-core and core compartments, as explained here.
Now, those files contain cluster names, you will have to do extra work to get the actual genes from a genome of interest, for example in the command line; please let us know if you need with that.
Another approach would be to check the pangenome_matrix_genes_t0.tab matrix produced by script compare_clusters.pl -m, which actually contains the gene names in each cluster, as explained in the latest tutorial
Hope this helps, Bruno
I have added this to the EST manual
@eead-csic-compbio thank you for your clarification Bruno
Is there a file that will identify the the core, soft core, shell, and cloud genes per genome? I know in the pangenome matrix analysis it outputs it in the terminal, but I was wondering if it outputs a file with this information and what the name is?
-T