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Can't find 'rmatspipeline' to import 'run_pipe' #384
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With the conda environment activated you should be able to run with |
I installed rMATS by cloning the repo and I am having the same issue even when I used (base) raghdakailany@raghdas-air rmats-turbo % ./rmats.py --b1 /Users/raghdakailany/Documents/RMATS/rmats-turbo/testData/Data/b1.txt --b2 /Users/raghdakailany/Documents/RMATS/rmats-turbo/testData/Data/b2.txt --gtf /Users/raghdakailany/Documents/RMATS/rmats-turbo/testData/gtf/Homo_sapiens.Ensembl.GRCh37.72.gtf -t paired --readLength 50 --nthread 4 --od /Users/raghdakailany/Documents/RMATS/rmats-turbo/output/testData_results --tmp /Users/raghdakailany/Documents/RMATS/tmp Traceback (most recent call last): any help please |
If you clone the repo then you need to run the build to create the rmatspipline.so file: |
Thanks Eric! I seemed to have figured it out. (/Users/tanyapelayo/Desktop/rmats_turbo_v4_2_0/py310_rmats_env) tanyapelayo@Tanyas-MacBook-Pro-2 rMATS % rmats.py --b1 /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/input/bam/bam_paths.txt --gtf /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/input/reference/Gmax_508_Wm82.a4.v1.gene.gtf -t single --readLength 50 --nthread 4 --od /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/output/rMATS_results --tmp /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/tmp gtf: 2.9293458461761475 read outcome totals across all BAMs novel: 91.05075883865356 ==========
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About 77% of the alignments were filtered for Also since you have just one group ( |
Thank you Eric! |
You can use https://github.com/Xinglab/rmats2sashimiplot or just load your .bam files and .gtf in https://igv.org/doc/desktop/ and go to the coordinates for an event |
Thank you!!!! |
Hi Eric I am facing the same problem with rmats installation, the same error. Can you please guide me regarding this. |
How did you install rmats? Did you try the suggestions in #67 ? |
Hi I installed through the conda install bioconda::rmats from Anaconda. I am getting this error
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The |
ok will try. |
(mapping) [all454@login3 Alquama]$ rmats.py --b1 /ix1/ukammula/Alquama/rmats_input/high_group.txt --b2 /ix1/ukammula/Alquama/rmats_input/low_group.txt --gtf /ix1/ukammula/Alquama/refs/gencode.v38.annotation.gtf -t paired --readLength 100 --nthread 4 |
Those files could be from previous runs that had the wrong format for |
tf: 21.28791308403015 |
I do have RNA reads R1 AND R2, is it because I have aligned against whole genome. Is that a problem or issue? |
Aligning against the whole genome is fine. Most of your alignments are filtered as From https://github.com/alexdobin/STAR/blob/master/doc/STARmanual.pdf
It looks like you may have run STAR separately for R1 and R2 instead of using them both at the same time with |
Hello, I'm using macOS big sur (11.7.0) and got the same error code about rmatspipeline when trying to execute rmats.py with the latest version of rMATs-turbo. Tried to build rMATs with ./build_rmats but wasn't that successful - there was an issue installing gsl and xcode. I wonder anyone has a good solution to get around that. For example, can I build a rmatspipeline.so file that doesn't require me to install gsl and xcode? I am a new user I hope I am adding this comment/question to the right thread. |
The build requires gsl, and on mac I think you'll also need xcode Instead of building rmats yourself you could use the bioconda package or docker image (https://hub.docker.com/r/xinglab/rmats/tags). If you install conda (https://docs.anaconda.com/miniconda/) then you can run the commands in this post to install rmats: #361 (comment) |
Thank you. I was able to install a few other dependencies, but I think I'm still missing gcc. - I may try to use bioconda later. This is the error message I am getting right now when I run % ./build_rmats. if still couldn't figure out, I may try to use bioconda later. cd bamtools; mkdir -p build; cd build; cmake ..; make; CMake Deprecation Warning at CMakeLists.txt:12 (cmake_minimum_required): Update the VERSION argument value or use a ... suffix to tell -- Configuring done (0.1s) MACOSX_RPATH is not specified for the following targets: BamTools This warning is for project developers. Use -Wno-dev to suppress it. -- Generating done (0.1s) rm -f to ignore nonexistent files since *.dylib will only exist for maccd bamtools/lib; rm -f *.so .so. *.dylib |
(mapping) [all454@login3 Alquama]$ rmats.py --b1/Alquama/rmats_input/high.txt --b2 /Alquama/nput/mut_high.txt --gtf /Alquama/refs/gencode.v38.annotation.gtf -t paired --readLength 100 --nthread 4 novel: 306.3669626712799
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Looks like most of the reads were filtered for not matching
See this post: #95 |
Sorry this may be a naive question - but does the error message below indicate I don't have enough memory to run rMATS on my computer? ######################################################### read outcome totals across all BAMs novel: 83.77730202674866 (/Users/allng/rmats_conda_env) allng@Als-MacBook-Pro rmats_conda_env % cd rMATS read outcome totals across all BAMs novel: 82.15347099304199 |
The errors don't seem related to memory limits. Here are the main errors:
https://github.com/Xinglab/rmats-turbo/blob/v4.3.0/rMATS_pipeline/rmatspipeline/rmatspipeline.pyx#L792
That error could happen if you used a |
Hello,
I was having issues building rMATS in my system, therefore I downloaded it via an env using Bioconda with Python version 3.10. I seem to be having an issue I can't quite figure out. I downloaded the 'rmats_turbo_v4_2_0' folder via GitHub but I don't see anything that pertains to 'run_pipe.'
I tried using the files under the 'py310_rmats_env' directory but that didn't seem to work either.
Here is my output, any ideas on what I should do?
Thank you!
(/Users/tanyapelayo/Desktop/rmats_turbo_v4_2_0/py310_rmats_env) tanyapelayo@Tanyas-MacBook-Pro-2 rMATS % python rmats.py --b1 /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/input/bam/LD_16_II1.txt --gtf /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/input/reference/Gmax_508_Wm82.a4.v1.gene.gtf -t paired --readLength 50 --nthread 4 --od /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/output/rMATS_results --tmp /Users/tanyapelayo/desktop/rMATS/tmp
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/tanyapelayo/Desktop/rMATS/rmats.py", line 19, in
from rmatspipeline import run_pipe
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rmatspipeline'
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