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# These both fail, version is v1.0:
snppar -t timetree.nwk -m core.aln -l 4snppar.positions.txt -g target.gbk
snppar -s 4snppar.csv -t timetree.nwk -g target.gbk
Symmetrized rates from j->i (W_ij):
A C G T -
A 0 0.9229 0.7454 0.418 62.7575
C 0.9229 0 0.5651 0.5147 46.3287
G 0.7454 0.5651 0 0.932 48.9164
T 0.418 0.5147 0.932 0 54.4489
- 62.7575 46.3287 48.9164 54.4489 0
Actual rates from j->i (Q_ij):
A C G T -
A 0 0.1267 0.1024 0.0574 8.6174
C 0.2632 0 0.1612 0.1468 13.2122
G 0.2639 0.2 0 0.3299 17.317
T 0.0893 0.1099 0.1991 0 11.6294
- 0.6218 0.459 0.4847 0.5395 0
--- alignment including ancestral nodes saved as
treetime_out/ancestral_sequences.fasta
--- tree saved in nexus format as
treetime_out/annotated_tree.nexus
Extracting mutation events from ASR results...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".../bin/snppar", line 8, in<module>sys.exit(main())
File ".../bin/snppar.py", line 2648, in main
snps_mapped, mapped_node_sequences, node_names_mapped = mapSNPsTT(snps_to_map,snptable,strains,arguments.tree,directory,tree,prefix,log)
File ".../bin/snppar.py", line 1326, in mapSNPsTT
snps_mapped = readMappedSNPs(output_dir+'annotated_tree.nexus',tree,snps_to_map,snptable)
File ".../bin/snppar.py", line 2524, in readMappedSNPs
derived_node = the_tree.search_nodes(name=parts[0])[0]
IndexError: list index out of range
As input I use a tree and SNP alignment where the reference sequence, to which target.gbk corresponds, has been removed from the alignment and tree. Is that a problem?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Same error as in #10 :
As input I use a tree and SNP alignment where the reference sequence, to which
target.gbk
corresponds, has been removed from the alignment and tree. Is that a problem?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: