Closed hoelzer closed 2 years ago
it should just work, I'm using paired-end data as well, it should look like this:
$ ls data/fastq/
sample1_1.fastq.gz
sample1_2.fastq.gz
sample2_1.fastq.gz
sample2_2.fastq.gz
[....]
He @rvalieris thanks! But then, the paired-end reads are not mapped and analyzed together but separately, or? Or can I write in the tags_pool_mypool
file something like:
sc2-mix
when I have in data/fastq
sc2-mix.R1.fastq.gz
sc2-mix.R2.fastq.gz
?
Ah, I see here
https://github.com/rvalieris/LCS/blob/master/rules/pools-pipe.py#L13
that the files must be likely named like you already mentioned, so in my case
sc2-mix_1.fastq.gz
sc2-mix_2.fastq.gz
and then in the tags_pool_mypool
:
sc2-mix
I guess
Alright yes, that seems to work.
thats correct ! the filename pattern is important for the pipeline to pick it the pairs.
Is it possible to also use the pipeline w/ paired-end data? Thanks!