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...I've never seen negative coordinates like this before in any of my other EDTA runs. I'm not really sure what this is supposed to mean, but my downstream tools really don't like it.
I'm currently running EDTA version 1.9.6.
Let me know if there are any files I can send to try to figure out what happened here. In the mean time, I've noticed that EDTA 2.0 released a few months ago, so I suppose I'll update. As to this specific output, I'm just going to manually edit the gff3 to fix this entry and move on with life.
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Sorry for the long overdue. This issue originated in LTR_retriever for LTR candidates found at the boundary of sequences (i.e., contig 15593 in your case). LTR_retriever needs to extract 50bp flanking the candidate for further analysis. The element in your case starts at position 6 of contig 15593, leaving insufficient flanking sequence for the program and thus producing erroneous results. I have set filters to remove cases like these because they could not provide sufficient flanking sequences for LTR_retriever to determine the authenticity of the candidate. The update is reflected in this commit: oushujun/LTR_retriever@4039eb7.
You may manually remove such cases or rerun LTR_retriever on EDTA/raw using the latest version on github. Note that the conda version is lagging and not as new as the github version.
Hope this helps! Sorry again for the delay. Please let me know if you have further questions.
Basically the title. Here is the weird lines from the gff3 file...
...I've never seen negative coordinates like this before in any of my other EDTA runs. I'm not really sure what this is supposed to mean, but my downstream tools really don't like it.
I'm currently running EDTA version 1.9.6.
Let me know if there are any files I can send to try to figure out what happened here. In the mean time, I've noticed that EDTA 2.0 released a few months ago, so I suppose I'll update. As to this specific output, I'm just going to manually edit the gff3 to fix this entry and move on with life.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: