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When we run tb-profiler in ubuntu 14.04, we got exception #3
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Hi YuJun, I suspect that there is a difference in the way SNAP and BWA have created the bams. I will look into this. Great idea to include a bam input option. I will include this in the next release. Best, |
Hi YuJun, I have now added an option to use existing bam files with the Best, |
Jody:
Thank you so much. I think this option will help us lot.
By the way, we do find a big problem when we are using TBProfiler. The
simple test is: using the same fastq file in Mac OS and Ubuntu, the result
is different. This is why I got error when I am running same fastq file in
Ubuntu. Can you try to downsampling using seqtk to 100K or 200K to do test?
You will find result is different. I guess the SNAP filter is different.
Thank you so much!
Jun Yu
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Hi YuJun,
I suspect that there is a difference in the way SNAP and BWA have created
the bams. I will look into this. Great idea to include a bam input option.
I will include this in the next release.
Best,
Jody
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Hi Jun, Yes I this is definitely because of the different mapping tools used. I will look into it. Jody |
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I got the latest code from git hub and now I got the error : No module
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Hi John, Sorry forgot to remove that dependancy. Should be working now. Jody |
When we run tb-profiler in Ubuntu v14.04, we got exception. The error message is:
set([])
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "TBProfiler/tb-profiler", line 538, in
args.func(args)
File "TBProfiler/tb-profiler", line 500, in main_run_pipeline
lin = assign_lin(args.prefix)
File "TBProfiler/tb-profiler", line 91, in assign_lin
dict_sample_lin[sample_lin[0].split(".")[0]] = sorted([x for x in sample_lin if "." in x and sample_lin[0].split(".")[0] in x])[-1]
IndexError: list index out of range
it works fine in Mac machine using same sample files.
By the way, is it possible to use Bam files as input file instead of fastq file? It is too slow to use when we input fastq files.
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