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How to use -F option? #454
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Thank you -- we are looking into this. I suspect the mention of |
Hello, Your command line was fine, with the exception that the @BenLangmead -- we updated the
In the case of FASTA-continuous this allows any one the following to be parsed the same way: N.B. unpaired reads, bowtie2 -x index -f -F 10,2 input.fa # fasta explicit, unpaired inferred
bowtie2 -x index -F 10,2 input.fa # fasta and unpaired are inferred
bowtie2 -x index -F 10,2 -U input.fa # fasta is inferred, unpaired explicit
bowtie2 -x index -f -F 10,2 -U input.fa # all explicitly specified I hope this makes sense. |
Speedy! Thank you both 🙏 Thanks for fixing the mutual exclusivity issue as well as with how I was using |
I am struggling to understand the useful looking
-F
option, which allows one to pass a fasta file from which k-mers are extracted and used as reads. I suspect I have misunderstood the manual:I have unsuccessfully tried, for example, the following:
Might someone be able to provide an example of how this feature should be used?
Thank you!
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