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RATS analysis fails with Ensembl annotations #40
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RATs does not process or interpret the IDs in any way. Any string is used 'as is'. As such, the IDs in your annotation must match exactly those in the quantification files. It is your responsibility to ensure that the same IDs are used across all the analysis steps. |
Yes it is the same "problem" as the one reported for sleuth. |
If however, you did use the same annotation, but Kallisto chopped off the version numbers, thus creating the mismatch in the IDs, then I may need to consider adding some optional ID "magic", as it is not really a user error if a third party program edits the IDs. It wasn't clear from your question, what form of IDs are in your annotation and what form are in your quantifications and whether the same annotation file was used for quantification and DTU. |
Hi! Thanks! |
With Ensembl annotations for kallisto quantifications, RATS will produce a solely of NA results due to the Ensembl ".N" version numbers
Looking at the Genes, all genes/transcripts fail to be detected by RATS as follows
Examining the raw data reveals this to be due to the Ensembl gene/transcript version numbers. Stripping the .N suffix resolves this issue.
The issue seems similar to that faced by Patcher's Sleuth here:
pachterlab/sleuth#58
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