Closed TKsh6 closed 2 years ago
Hi,
-s
defines a character in a contig name that separates the genome name from the contig name. For instance in
>genome1=contig43
You would use -s =
. You've specified -s c
but c is not a character in k141_36901
so CoverM croaks.
HTH, ben
Thank you for your response!
Besides, the contig name is just like this, so what kind of -s
should I use?
>k141_6380
TATTTGGCTTATATCTAGATGCCTGCATCCAGTTAAAGTATGGTCCCTTAATAACATCTC
CAAACTATATTGCTGGAAAGAGTCTAAGAAAGAAATATGATCCTGCTTTTATTGAAAAAA
TAAAGGATATGGAAAACAAAGCGTAACAAAAATATTGTTGTTGTAGAAAAAGTATGCT
Thanks, I have done it.
Hmm, how should coverm know which contigs belong to which genomes?
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Thank you for your response! Besides, the contig name is just like this, so what kind of -s should I use?
k141_6380 TATTTGGCTTATATCTAGATGCCTGCATCCAGTTAAAGTATGGTCCCTTAATAACATCTC CAAACTATATTGCTGGAAAGAGTCTAAGAAAGAAATATGATCCTGCTTTTATTGAAAAAA TAAAGGATATGGAAAACAAAGCGTAACAAAAATATTGTTGTTGTAGAAAAAGTATGCT
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When I was running this command:
coverm genome -m relative_abundance -b ./coverm_filter_res/${each_id}.filter.bam -s c -o ./abundance/${each_id} --threads 18
I encontered this problem:How can I do to deal with this?
Yours S