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-draft option abundance file #83
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Hi!
For whole genomes (with the What I could imagine is that the abundance file would accept a file name for draft genomes. As an example:
But as I said I haven't quite made up my mind yet. As a user do you think you'd be fine with mixing genome IDs and paths in the abundance file? Best, |
Hi Hadrien, |
Hi Adrien, Thanks for your tools, |
Thanks for the feedback folks. I'll look into if for the next minor release. |
Given that the amount of fragmented genomes is increasing really fast due to the popularization of MAGs, I think this feature would be really useful! Mixing genome IDs and paths seems to be a good solution. I don't see a problem with it. |
Planning this for EDIT: better late than never, but |
:), Thanks, will use it on my next benchmark ! |
That's great! Thanks @HadrienG! |
Hello, firstly I would like to thank you for creating InsilicoSeq!
Secondly, I am using multi-config draft genomes to generate a simulated metagenome.
I was wondering if there is any option to use an abundance file with draft genomes? Just as there is with the -genomes flag? Does it also default to lognormal abundance if not specified?
Many thanks,
Becky
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