[mira_talk] number of nasty repeats option inconsistancy since release 2.9.43x1
- From: Jorge.DUARTE@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: mira_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:11:43 +0200
Hi all,
i just wanted to point out that in release 43, this option was -SK:rt,
and at least since release 45, it is called -SK:nrr.
Problem is, when trying to assemble some eukaryote sequences,
i still get a reference to 'rt' naming in the log for versions 45 and 46:
3) for organisms with complex repeats (eukaryots & some bacteria):
- use -SK:mnr=yes
- reduce the -SK:rt parameter by 2 and try again
(iteratively, down to 4)
If i try -SK:mnr=yes:rt=8, i get an error because the option rt is unknown
in version 46.
And if i try -SK:mnr=yes:nrr=8, it runs but stops at the same point saying
i have Megahubs.
Basically, the proposed solution for organisms with complex repeats
doesn't seem to work anymore since release 45 !
I tried with the same data with release 43, and evrything goes fine when
using -SK:mnr=yes:rt=8
Thanks for your help
Cheers
Jorge.
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Jorge Duarte
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