Open hoelzer opened 1 year ago
I think the formula is number of pairwise comparisons == upper limit for --chunks
E.g., 8 input genomes lead to 28 pairwise comparisons, meaning it doesn't make sense to have more than 28 chunks.
Not sure how / when to tell NF this though ;)
We have a new
--chunk
parameter to split the ILP corpus for faster parallel computing.However, when the chunk size is too large concerning the number of input genomes, RIBAP crashes. E.g., I tried
--chunks 80
for eight input genomes: crash.We could add a check and warning. Or even better: we automatically adjust the chunk size when the user is defining something to high in comparison to the input genomes (not sure what would be a good formula here... e.g.
--chunks 200
for 167 Klebsiella was fine, ...)