I am using the guppy unifrac function to analyse a number of jplace files and would benefit from having it output a csv instead of a padded matrix.
The command I'm using is as follows:
guppy unifrac --csv --out-dir [my out dir] [jplace1, jplace2, jplace2, ...] -o [out.csv]
I generalized the flag inputs in this case. I can't attach my files because they are to large.
I can get it to output to the file, but the format is still a padded matrix, even with the '--csv' flag.
What am I missing? Also, I am using the most recent version of guppy.
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I am using the guppy unifrac function to analyse a number of jplace files and would benefit from having it output a csv instead of a padded matrix. The command I'm using is as follows: guppy unifrac --csv --out-dir [my out dir] [jplace1, jplace2, jplace2, ...] -o [out.csv] I generalized the flag inputs in this case. I can't attach my files because they are to large. I can get it to output to the file, but the format is still a padded matrix, even with the '--csv' flag. What am I missing? Also, I am using the most recent version of guppy.