Open jonathanjacobs opened 8 years ago
There're two situations that GOTTCHA can't find anything: 1) all input reads are unmapped to any signature, 2) insufficient coverage/hits to call any organism present. Most of the cases are the second one. Therefore, the unfiltered/raw output could be very useful if users want to figure out what organisms your input reads hit to and why they're filtered out. That's why all temp files/directory are being kept by default under this circumstance.
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On Oct 30, 2015, at 5:30 PM, poeli notifications@github.com wrote:
There're two situations that GOTTCHA can't find anything: 1) all input reads are unmapped to any signature, 2) insufficient coverage/hits to call any organism present. Most of the cases are the second one. Therefore, the unfiltered/raw output could be very useful if users want to figure out what organisms your input reads hit to and why they're filtered out. That's why all temp files/directory are being kept by default under this circumstance.
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It seems if GOTTCHA fails to find anything, then the temp folder remains after the run is complete. Everything seems to of fine, but this makes me wonder if the tool carried out the analysis correctly... (it usually finds... something)
Here's an example:
EXAMPLE 1, Temp folder remains / no bugs detected