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I was running this tool from the extraction step through the quantification step and I noticed that when trying to run arcasHLA quant, I received the following error:
arcasHLA quant --ref XXX -t 8 XXX.extracted.fq.gz Traceback (most recent call last): File "/rnd/users/sdea/software/arcasHLA/scripts/quant.py", line 162, in <module> num, avg, std = analyze_reads(args.file, paired, reads_file, False) NameError: name 'analyze_reads' is not defined
After looking into the source code to see if perhaps the function declaration was commented out, I noticed that it is seemingly not declared in quant.py nor in arcas_utilities.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you for using our tool. The "quant" functionality of arcasHLA has not been documented entirely yet, and several bugs are currently being resolved as we are going through peer review with your publication. Please note that the analyze_reads function is currently defined in the align.py script. For single-end data, a bug currently appears to call this function prior to definition. This will be fixed in a subsequent update of arcasHLA-quant. Thanks!
I was running this tool from the extraction step through the quantification step and I noticed that when trying to run arcasHLA quant, I received the following error:
arcasHLA quant --ref XXX -t 8 XXX.extracted.fq.gz Traceback (most recent call last): File "/rnd/users/sdea/software/arcasHLA/scripts/quant.py", line 162, in <module> num, avg, std = analyze_reads(args.file, paired, reads_file, False) NameError: name 'analyze_reads' is not defined
After looking into the source code to see if perhaps the function declaration was commented out, I noticed that it is seemingly not declared in quant.py nor in arcas_utilities.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: