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Data input #1
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Hi there, thank you for your interest in MicroPheno. Yes, one file per sample. And then you can give the directory as the input to the pipeline. However, the ECO datasets in the paper are different. They are not metagenmic samples, but they are representative sequences. Please let me if you had further questions or the answer was not clear enough. |
It seems to work with the input files, but after the k-mer steps there is an error (see below). Also I think the requirements file is missing tensorflow and biopython.
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This errors seems to be related to using latex in plotting for bootstrapping. So you can just remove the latex scripts from the plot if you want. |
I ran it again with fewer samples and now it worked for some reason. Next question: What's supposed to be in |
Hello @ehsanasgari, |
Hi,
I don't understand how to prepare data for MicroPheno. Typically 16S raw data comes as two fastq files per sample, R1 and R1. How do these need to be processed? Joined and one fastq/fastq file per sample? Or like the "Ecological environments" example, with one single fasta file and the samples denoted in the fasta headers?
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