On 09 May 2014, at 23:21 , Chayan Roy <chayan.roy93@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I am using six iontorrent data (avg read length 195bp) and four proton data > (~178bp). for all data i have performed denovo assembly with default > parameters. But after looking at the contig_stat_pass1.txt after the > assembly, i rerun it with -AS:nop=1 (well i know this was a really weird > things to do) but this was resulted in contigs of much longer size (in that > case i might sacrifice the accuracy, is it so??) You’re not sacrificing accuracy … you’re completely butchering it. Your “long” contigs will have a lot of misassemblies. > ..can any one give me any idea what should be the best possible parameters > for a mapping assembly of a moderately complex community (no of species > 700-780, with first 30 sp consists of >70% of the abundance).. A mapping assembly? You should try the standard parameters. > […] > what i understand from the manual it just mapped the reads against the > reference, nothing denovo in it??? (ofcourse i did not switch on "abnc", as > by doing so in one case took more than 15 days to complete an assembly:() “abnc” has been completely removed from recent version of MIRA, what have you been using? > how to obtain the read no stat and reads used in the reference based mapping > assembly for each contig in seperate files?? Uhm … I did not get that question. B. -- You have received this mail because you are subscribed to the mira_talk mailing list. For information on how to subscribe or unsubscribe, please visit http://www.chevreux.org/mira_mailinglists.html