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Thanks for the nice job!
I was trying to simulate 100K cDNA reads which each read consist of:
BC + UMI + Polya(t)+ 1500 (random seq)
at first, i couldn't ran it all over 100K in one fasta file and at the end I spliced reads in 10 batches.
so each read consists of 1570 ~ 1590 (variable length cos of the poly a/t) i set the -l or mean read length to 800
but by using this option, I got the error that says the input genome is null, while by just not using -l, it ran correctly.
i am wondering to know while the mean read length in my sample is around 800 while default in deepsimulatre is 8000 , does it affect the output??? and also is there anyways to run 100k in one fasta file?? (error was like list was too long ) .
i ran the instruction like this:
./deep_simulator.sh -B 2 -l 800 -i ../nano_fasta_small_9.fasta -n -1 -o ../output_9
Thanks
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Thanks for the nice job!
I was trying to simulate 100K cDNA reads which each read consist of:
BC + UMI + Polya(t)+ 1500 (random seq)
at first, i couldn't ran it all over 100K in one fasta file and at the end I spliced reads in 10 batches.
so each read consists of 1570 ~ 1590 (variable length cos of the poly a/t) i set the -l or mean read length to 800
but by using this option, I got the error that says the input genome is null, while by just not using -l, it ran correctly.
i am wondering to know while the mean read length in my sample is around 800 while default in deepsimulatre is 8000 , does it affect the output??? and also is there anyways to run 100k in one fasta file?? (error was like list was too long ) .
i ran the instruction like this:
./deep_simulator.sh -B 2 -l 800 -i ../nano_fasta_small_9.fasta -n -1 -o ../output_9
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: