User: Afagh
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... Works like a charm, could you help me to add the title of each file above each column? ...
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... Yes, I ran all the commands. I mean something like
score1fromfile1 score1fromfile2 score1formfile3
score2fromfile1 score2fromfile2 score2formfile3
score3fromfile1 score3fromfile2 score3formfile3
But your command gives me:
score1fromfile1
score2fromfile1 ...
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... Thank you, but I want the output to have one column for every file. Something like when we use `cut -f 5,11,17` ...
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... Thank you, but I want the output to have one column for every file. Something like when we use `cut -f 5,11,17` ...
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... I have a bunch of files, I want to concatenate 5th column of these files, but I don't know the number of files that find will find so I don't know what numbers I should put after cut -f
file names 456Ecoli.bed, 568Ecoli.bed, .....
Each file has 6 columns
The command doesn't work at all, I just w ...
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C: Analysis of gene expression
... I didn't know it's confusing. I have only worked with metagenomics and metatranscriptomics datasets, so I didn't realize that what I'm doing is different from regular gene expression. ...
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C: Analysis of gene expression
... In metagenomics, we use a mixture of species as reference genome :) ...
written 11 months ago by
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C: bash and awk code
... Hi Kevin,
Your code works fine, but why `awk '/^Organism/{org=$0" "}; /,mir/{mir=$0}; /,[ATGC]*$/ {print org mir $0 "\n"}' test.data | sed 's/ ,/,/g'` doesn't work?
Outputs:
Organism: aau, Organism: aau,
Organism: aau, ,mir162,,ATAAACCTCTGCATCCAG
Organism: aau, ,mir162,,CGATAAACCTCTGCAT ...
written 11 months ago by
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... total=10
for (( i=1; i<${total}+1; i++ ));
do
script.bash RD${i}_R1.fasta RD${i}_R2.fasta # if you want to run a command with paired input
mkdir RD${i}
mv RD${i}_R1.fastq RD${i}/
mv RD${i}_R2.fastq RD${i}/
done ...
written 11 months ago by
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C: bash and awk code
... I'm not very good at awk, but you can always do it step by step if you don't know how to do it in one command, for example something like this
awk '/,mir*/{mir=$0}; /,[ATGC]*$/{printf mir $0 "\n"}' test.data > test1.data
#adding the mir162 to the sequences
awk '/^Organism/{org=$0" ...
written 11 months ago by
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