Describe the bug
At the stage of "Starting Call Set Refinement (CSR) filtering CSR: Starting registration pass" Octopus crashes with a peculiar error of either "Segmentation Fault" or "Floating point exception." Both error messages have occured using the same command with the same input.
Version
$ octopus --version
octopus version 0.7.4
Target: x86_64 Linux 5.10.25-linuxkit
SIMD extension: AVX2
Compiler: GNU 11.1.0
Boost: 1_76
Command
Command line to install octopus:
# Using singularity container pulled from dockerhub
$ singularity build octopus.sif docker://dancooke/octopus
Additional context
I have tried with running many different memory/CPU combinations (on HPC with slurm scheduler) all with the same results. I have run the same command with different BAM files and microbial population genomes with no problems and good results. I am encountering problems when trying to call using reads from metagenomes from a mixed microbial community of 23 known species. My strategy is to do competitive read mapping to all species at once, then partition the big BAM into per-species BAMs, then running Octopus on the single species BAMs. I have also tried to run Ocotpus on the mixed community BAMs always getting the same error.
Describe the bug At the stage of "Starting Call Set Refinement (CSR) filtering CSR: Starting registration pass" Octopus crashes with a peculiar error of either "Segmentation Fault" or "Floating point exception." Both error messages have occured using the same command with the same input.
Version
Command Command line to install octopus:
Command line to run octopus:
Additional context I have tried with running many different memory/CPU combinations (on HPC with slurm scheduler) all with the same results. I have run the same command with different BAM files and microbial population genomes with no problems and good results. I am encountering problems when trying to call using reads from metagenomes from a mixed microbial community of 23 known species. My strategy is to do competitive read mapping to all species at once, then partition the big BAM into per-species BAMs, then running Octopus on the single species BAMs. I have also tried to run Ocotpus on the mixed community BAMs always getting the same error.
(I can send BAM and fasta files if required)
octopus_debug.log.gz octopus_trace.log.gz