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Did you provide the variants as a single VCF file for the entire genome? If so, one thing you can do to speed it up is to separate the single VCF into chromosome-level VCFs. That will let vg autoindex use more parallelism during this step. I would also recommend using approximately as many threads as chromosomes if you have them available.
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Did you provide the variants as a single VCF file for the entire genome?
If so, one thing you can do to speed it up is to separate the single VCF
into chromosome-level VCFs. That will let vg autoindex use more
parallelism during this step. I would also recommend using approximately as
many threads as chromosomes if you have them available.
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I am having a problem running vg mpmap. It has stuck on the
[IndexRegistry]: Chunking VCF(s)
for days. Is there a solution for this problem?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: