Open pdeepak87 opened 1 year ago
Hi Deepak,
Did you find any fixes to this issue? I'm actually running into the same problems, so was wondering if you had any advice/tips. Thanks!
Hi @Rohak72,
I manually edited the model.py code based on the commit suggested in the link.https://github.com/mlbendall/telescope/commit/5d0325c277ab8bb94308c311e6b91ffb68f0f6a9 the test worked fine. I haven't run the code on a real dataset. Good luck.
Best, Deepak
Hi @pdeepak87,
Thanks! I actually just got Telescope to work as well, awesome that it worked out for us both!
Best, Rohak
Hi @Rohak72,
Glad to know it works for you. What worked for you?
Thanks, Deepak
Hi @pdeepak87,
I created a separate Conda environment with Python downgraded to version 3.6. From there, I was able to install the associated dependencies (pysam<=0.16.0, numpy=1.13, scipy=0.19.0, cython, intervaltree) and thus Telescope.
I still do get a Pysam warning when I run the script, but I think the incompatibility with the 'libcalignmentfile' was due to conflicting versions. Downgrading Python and rehashing my modules with a Telescope-specific environment worked for me. Hope this helps, let me know if you need anything else!
Best, Rohak
Hi,
I tried installing via conda which gave me the error exactly same as https://github.com/mlbendall/telescope/issues/44. Then I tried this I got anaconda error
I tried again on a different platform I got this error
Then I tried using a physical yml file
I tried again in a different environment and it created the environment I tried installing using pip
I still get errors. Please help me with this issue so that I can try out your great tool.
Thanks, Deepak