Closed lstevens17 closed 5 years ago
Usually, wtdbg2 collapses heterozygosity. In your case, please try to decrease -k/-p
and use -S 2
to find more overlaps between less identity sequences. It will comsume more RAM and take more time.
Best, Jue
Thanks for this - will give it a go!
Lewis
Hello,
One of my ONT datasets is from a very heterozygous nematode genome. Ideally, I'd like to end up with a haploid assembly. With Canu, you typically achieve this by increasing the corrected error rate parameter to allow for a larger number of differences between reads/overlaps.
Do you have any suggestions for which parameters within wtdbg2 to change/play with in order to collapse heterozygosity? The default parameters in wtdbg2 yield an assembly with a larger than expected span, suggesting haplotypes are being separated.
Thanks for your help,
Lewis