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Update documentation #136
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It is essential to make sure that the documentation explicitly explains that Mikado serialise must use ORFs called on the Mikado prepare output, not on the input transcript assemblies. Otherwise fatal mistakes can happen, see #206. |
…lly *simple*. Modifications related to this.
Hi @ljyanesm , I have updated the documentation and the comments for the configuration files in the This branch is strictly for modifying the documentation, comments of the configuration files and, at most, solving bugs related to either of the conditions above (hence my faffing around with the configuration this morning - however, the modifications do not modify the running of Mikado per se). |
Hi @lucventurini, I can't see the branch you mention. Could it be in a different fork of this project? |
Hi @ljyanesm, |
Update: with 2f5a6b8, the @swarbred , as discussed by chat, on this branch I have also introduced the ability of specifiying per-sample stripping of the CDS during prepare and per-sample protection from the chimera splitting. I have revised the documentation for the configuration and the algorithms, working my way through the other stages of the pipeline. |
… command line to allow setting padding parameters.
… on the basis of their source score. Properly tested, as per EI-CoreBioinformatics#137, and documentation updated, as per EI-CoreBioinformatics#136.
…oinformatics#141 and tests them properly (EI-CoreBioinformatics#137). We should still create tests for the mikado configure step, and update the documentation (EI-CoreBioinformatics#136).
…nformatics#137) - including the daijin test, solved some minor bugs present in earlier commits, indicated the EICore repo as the main in the docs, now EI-CoreBioinformatics#141 should be ready to be closed
Close EI-CoreBioinformatics#239. TOML is fully supported, and allows to create far clearer configuration files. Contestually, fixed a lot of the documentation for the configuration files (EI-CoreBioinformatics#136).
The documentation for Mikado might need some refreshing in some areas, to clarify points and update on the latest developments. This should be completed before we release the next version.
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