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Answer: Network cross-validation
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What do you mean by "robust" in this case? Which of the following is closest to what you want to estimate:
(1) Would I get a similar res…
Comment: I have one fasta file of a bacteria. Can i use to create a phylogenetic tree?
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Thank you so much ! will try them all !
Answer: I have one fasta file of a bacteria. Can i use to create a phylogenetic tree?
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If the fasta file contains the genome sequence you can use the following:
1. GToTree (see example [here][1])
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Thank you for the reply @genomax .
If there is not much I can do about the contamination at this stage, what is the benefit of knowing the…
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There are different approaches that you may choose to deal with batch correction. Harmony is one of those approaches that has been shown to…
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@curious - The only thing I have to add to @yokofakun 's precise answer is that, while you are considering and reading about Ensembl canoni…
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Thank you for the instruction! I see the beside json file we also have input file which I am confused. Because we have already defined the …
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I've been faced with similar issues in the past. Both option 1 and 2 seem useful. You can also treat your data as accidental metagenomic …
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-s, --stable
stabilize sort by disabling last-resort comparison
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If you do have contamination (either from rRNA of same species or from true contaminant(s)) there is not much you can do about that at this…
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> Running the same sequence on the blast web server took 10 seconds
Don't try to compare anything local with NCBI's web blast infrastruct…
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Yes, I know - but that doesn't answer the question.
**What *kind* of phylogenetic tree?**
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That is the question @Vincent answer poses since it seems to correspond to something different.
You can also create an issue on https://gi…
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