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Folder mode missed results for some bins #43
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Hi, I am having this same issue. I ran eukcc on 73 bins, but only 6 appear in the output file. However, in the log I can see that all bins were recognized, and several even had fairly high completeness but were not reported. This seems like a bug to me. Thanks,
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Hi @rrohwer, could you share a couple of bin fasta-files that are missing from eukcc.csv, please? |
Here is an example, when run individually this one was ID'ed by eukCC as 48.38 complete and 4.86 contaminated, but when run as part of the folder it was not included in the output. |
Hi @rrohwer and @zhenjiaofenjie, I know that is not described anywhere, sorry for that! Maybe makes sense considering adding "bad_quality.csv" as output... |
Thanks for explaining! Another option instead of a separate csv file could also just be to report all in one file, with an added column for quality warnings/alignment support of marker set. I think this might be more intuitive for users, since bad_quality.csv is a little confusing (low completeness/high contam is also considered low quality, but those are getting reported in the primary output). Thanks again for your help with this! |
Hi,
I have several bins (say 1.faa 2.faa ... 100.faa) in a bin/ folder. In single mode, EukCC successfully gave results for ~ 70% of them. However, when in folder mode, some of the bins were lost from the eukcc.csv file. Is there a reason for that?
Also, the folder mode merged two bins together, even though I did not provide the link table. Would this be a bug or an expected behavior?
Thanks!
Jing
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