Wtdbg2: Parameter -g setting problem

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when I run the following command: wtdbg2 -x ont -g 100m -t 16 -i ../food_bac_filtered/Cy_nano_nofood_filtered.fastq -fo Cy_nano_100m wtdbg2 -x ont -g 150m -t 16 -i ../food_bac_filtered/Cy_nano_nofood_filtered.fastq -fo Cy_nano_150m wtdbg2 -x ont -g 200m -t 16 -i ../food_bac_filtered/Cy_nano_nofood_filtered.fastq -fo Cy_nano_200m wtpoa-cns -t 16 -i Cy_nano_100m.ctg.lay.gz -o Cy_nano_100m.ctg.fa wtpoa-cns -t 16 -i Cy_nano_150m.ctg.lay.gz -o Cy_nano_150m.ctg.fa wtpoa-cns -t 16 -i Cy_nano_200m.ctg.lay.gz -o Cy_nano_200m.ctg.fa output results: The larger the -g parameter is set, the larger the final genome size (Cy_nano_XXX.ctg.fa) result is How do I determine the actual genome size of a species?(Denovo assemble: I don't know the genome size)

[ruanjue]

-g and -X are used together to select enough reads. When genome size is unknown, just set -g to a large enough number.

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    Thank you for your reply! 
    Best regardsZiguang Deng

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          Re: [ruanjue/wtdbg2] Wtdbg2: Parameter -g setting problem (Issue #247)

-g and -X are used together to select enough reads. When genome size is unknown, just set -g to a large enough number.

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