Yleaf.py: error: argument -r/--Reads_thresh: invalid int value: 'ef'

[mikaeldahl]

Hi, do you know what might be the problem?

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mikael@mikael-HP-Z600-Workstation[Yleaf] python Yleaf.py -bam /media/hd01/data/genome_mikael/cleanreads/md.chrY.bam -ref hg38 -pos /usr/local/bioinf/Yleaf/hg38.txt -out /media/hd01/data/genome_mikael/cleanreads/ydna_out -r 1 -q 20 -b 90 -t 1
Erasmus MC Department of Genetic Identification

Yleaf: software tool for human Y-chromosomal 
phylogenetic analysis and haplogroup inference v2.1



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usage: Yleaf.py [-h] [-fastq PATH] [-bam PATH] [-f PATH] -pos PATH -out STRING
[-r READS_THRESH] -q QUALITY_THRESH -b BASE_MAJORITY
[-t THREADS]
Yleaf.py: error: argument -r/--Reads_thresh: invalid int value: 'ef'

usage: Yleaf.py [-h] [-fastq PATH] [-bam PATH] [-f PATH] -pos PATH -out STRING
[-r READS_THRESH] -q QUALITY_THRESH -b BASE_MAJORITY
[-t THREADS]
Yleaf.py: error: argument -r/--Reads_thresh: invalid int value: 'ef'
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[dmontielg]

Hi,

In case of alignment files such as BAM format you do not need to add [-ref] as a parameter, this will be only to proceed to align raw reads (FastQ format) to the reference human genome.

You should just exclude the -ref as the following:

python Yleaf.py -bam file.bam -pos Position_files/hg38.txt -out out -r 1 -q 20 -b 90 -t 1

Hope this helps!

Best,
Diego

[mikaeldahl]

it did.
Thank you Diego =)

[odysseusulysses]

Hi, I get the same error but within FASTQ files as well. I ran the command like in the example mentioned in the README.

python Yleaf.py -fastq S19_19.fastq -out out -r 1 -q 20 -b 90 -t 16 -ref hg38

I receive the same error message as mentioned above. Am I doing anything obviously incorrect?

Carl

[dmontielg]

Hi,

Sure! When running Yleaf with FASTQ files you first need to create an indexed file with BWA. This is included by running "python install.py". Then, Select the genome build, in your case hg38. This might take a while depending on your network and CPU to download and generate the index reference genome.

Lastly, for running Yleaf you can do something like:

python Yleaf.py -fastq S19_19.fastq -out out -r 1 -q 20 -b 90 -t 16 -pos Position_files/hg38.txt -f hg38/hg38.fasta

Hope this helps!

Best,
Diego

[odysseusulysses]

Great! That works for me. Best, Carl

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On Mon, 16 Mar 2020 at 12:36, Diego Montiel Gonzalez < ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, Sure! When running Yleaf with FASTQ files you first need to create an indexed file with BWA. This is included by running "python install.py". Then, Select the genome build, in your case hg38. This might take a while depending on your network and CPU to download and generate the index reference genome. Lastly, for running Yleaf you can do something like: python Yleaf.py -fastq S19_19.fastq -out out -r 1 -q 20 -b 90 -t 16 -pos Position_files/hg38.txt -f hg38/hg38.fasta Hope this helps! Best, Diego — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AACSKTILZ7SF3AB27TSNNSDRHYMMHANCNFSM4JTHAXHQ> .