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tradis_merge_plots
cannot find tradisfind
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Looking further, it appears these scripts are also relying on LSF calls ( |
Yeah, this wasn't part of the original distribution and looks like it's been added for internal use at Sanger where sequencing might be split up across multiple lanes/runs. If you need this functionality, the script looks like it could be modified pretty easily -- or cat-ing together the fastq files would probably work just as well. This script isn't really needed to just run a TraDIS analysis. |
Ok thanks for the info. I did end up merging the separate plot files in
pandas through summmation at each coordinate. I suspect I could have done
this at an earlier stage and avoided a bit of scripting.
Regards
Matt DeMaere
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Yeah, this wasn't part of the original distribution and looks like it's
been added for internal use at Sanger where sequencing might be split up
across multiple lanes/runs. If you need this functionality, the script
looks like it could be modified pretty easily -- or cat-ing together the
fastq files would probably work just as well. This script isn't really
needed to just run a TraDIS analysis.
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When using the Docker image within Singularity, invoking tradis_merge_plots produces the error:
This is not surprising as I cannot find an instance of
tradisfind
within the Bio-Tradis repository.Is it possible that this tool was mistakenly left behind within your dev/execution environment?
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