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I've ran SALSA2 "successfully" on a genome assembly and scaffold N50 increased from 12Mb to 16Mb. In principle, everything looks good to me, except to what I considered a few warnings.
However, when I run the converter script to obtain the .hic file I am getting this error: "alignments_sorted.txt does not exist or does not contain any reads". I realized that the expected input file for converter.sh (i.e. alignment_iteration_1.bed) is actually empty. In fact, the .bed files for the three iterations are empty.
Do you know what could be the reason for this error? I would love to fix it without re-running SALSA2...
Cheers,
F
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I certainly used the -m option to detect misassemblies with Arima Hi-C data. However, I made a mistake and I passed it twice (-m 1000 instead of -c 1000!!!)...but the program did not complain. I think I should re-run the scaffolding and compare the results. Please let me know your opinion on this.
Below the commandline used:
python /home/devel/fcruz/SALSA2_Scaffolder/SALSA/run_pipeline.py -s 1340000000 -m 1000 -i 3 -a base_assembly.fa -l base_assembly.fa.fai -b Arima.1_2.hicup.bed -e GATC,GANTC -o out -m yes
Dear Marbl Team,
I've ran SALSA2 "successfully" on a genome assembly and scaffold N50 increased from 12Mb to 16Mb. In principle, everything looks good to me, except to what I considered a few warnings.
However, when I run the converter script to obtain the .hic file I am getting this error: "alignments_sorted.txt does not exist or does not contain any reads". I realized that the expected input file for converter.sh (i.e. alignment_iteration_1.bed) is actually empty. In fact, the .bed files for the three iterations are empty.
Do you know what could be the reason for this error? I would love to fix it without re-running SALSA2...
Cheers,
F
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: