Hi,
I will use your Redundans pipeline on a draft assembly of big genome (500 Mb) from pacbio reads with canu 1.4. (~100X)
in the examples from the README there is :
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Hi Alexis,No, just run redundans with long reads:./redundans.py -v -l pacbio_reads.fq.gz -f contigs.fa -o redundans_outYou can add -r reference.fa if there is some closely-related genome sequenced. But it's not necessary.Note, the support for long reads is experimental, meaning it should work in most cases, but it's not extensively tested yet...Let me know how it worked!Hope it helps,L.
L.
2017-02-27 11:44 GMT+01:00 alexis groppi <agr...@gmail.com>:
Hi,
I will use your Redundans pipeline on a draft assembly of big genome (500 Mb) from pacbio reads with canu 1.4. (~100X)
# reduction, reference-based scaffolding and gap closing with paired-end reads
in the examples from the README there is :
./redundans.py -v -i test/600_?.fq.gz -r test/ref.fa -f test/contigs.fa -o test/run_ref_pe-closing --noscaffolding
In this case for the pipeline with all the steps (reduction, scaffolding and gap-filling), the --noscaffolding option shoudn't be there ?
Am I right ?
Thanks for your help
Best regards
Alexis
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