Open Nitin123-4 opened 9 months ago
it uses multi-threaded minimap2 - you can also try AAFTF which has a AAFTF rmdup
step that Jon and I also wrote and ported from funannotate, it is nearly the same the clean step and may run a little faster. the step is a function of how many contigs you have, a very large fragmented genome will end up taking a while because there is a lot of comparisons to make.
please let us know whether you tried additional approaches but the clean step does a lot of comparisons if there are many individual contigs - it uses multiple threads I believe but helpful if you can provide a sample of what you commands you tried.
Hi team, I can see funannotate clean takes a lot of time, no cpu option to make it faster? Thanks.