User: Fabian Bull
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PhD student of bioinformatics.
Doing assemblys all day. :D
Interessted in programming languages. specially in scala.
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... In case you did not know already: You can import scala.collection.JavaConversions.asScalaIterator and you the SamLocusIterator as every iterator. e.g.: for( entry <- iterator) { do something meaningful with entry } Saves some LOC and looks much cleaner.
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... Does anyone know how to specify the directory Allpaths-LG uses to store its temporary files?
I set TMPDIR and TMP_DIR but none of them works. I get hundreds of errors of type:
Failed to create temporary file from /tmp/tmp_process_name_Xo1BJPS: Permission denied [errno=13].
I have no root access s ...
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... But if you writing data not conforming the specification, nothing can work well. The questions becomes: Which approach can be easier modified? And that would probably be 'handwritten'.
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... If you know what you are doing, handwritten code is always faster. The questions are: Do we know what we are doing (most often we are no experts of the problem)? Is the performance gain worth the effort?
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... Bioinformatics analysis often deals with parsing file formats (e.g. GFF, VCF). Unfortunately there are many parsers out there, that only implement a subset of the specification, perform bad on large files or only work on some datasets.
Because parsing is a very old and well understood problem in co ...
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... IMHO, the advantage of SGA is a desirable scaling behavior and not better assembly performance.
I have never compared assembler very detailed (my boss did it in his thesis). The only thing I can tell, CLC produces by far the best N50 values.
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... More of a comment but an answer but I though it could help you anyway.
The amount of computational power you need depends on the sequencing depth you are going to use. There are assemblers which will need much more RAM than you have.
I remember reading in the LG-Allpaths manual, the time and RAM th ...
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... Could you explain what you mean by CN? I assume copy number? CN2 are snps which occur in 2 variations? Sorry but I am not really into the snp terminology.
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... They were sequenced and assembled separately. My idea was that maybe the duplicated regions collapse in the assembly and therefore are mapped twice as often as the other regions.
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... I am searching for hints of polyploidy in two species:
My hypothesis is that species A is diploid and B is tetraploid.
Because I have different sequencing depth in the 2 species I extracted
reads in the ration 1:20 ( ratio of the genome sizes) to get similar expected coverages.
These two sets of ...
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