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Update: Metabuli 1.0.8 #51030

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Metabuli v1.0.8

  • Added extract module: It extracts reads classified under a specific taxon at any ranks. It can be used after running classify.

Metabuli v1.0.7

Metabuli became faster than v1.0.6

  • Dataset

    • Query: SRR24315757_1.fastq, SRR24315757_2.fastq
      • 22,107,398 paired-end reads
      • 6,632,219,400 nt in total
    • DB: GTDB
      • Complete Genome or Chromosome level assemblies
      • CheckM completeness > 90 and contamination < 5
      • 36,203 genomes from 8,465 species
  • Windows: ~8.3 times faster

    • Machine: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900 CPU, 32GB RAM
    • --max-ram: 32
    • --threads: 8
    • v1.0.6: 825s for the first 587,593 reads (2.7% of all). Total time not measured
    • v1.0.7: 100s for the first 587,593 reads. 1h 7m 22s in total
  • MacOS: ~1.7 times faster

    • Machine: MacBook Pro 14-inch 2023, M2 Pro chip, 32GB RAM
    • --max-ram: 32
    • --threads: 8
    • v1.0.6: 71m 34s
    • v1.0.7: 42m 58s
  • Linux: ~1.3 times faster

    • Machine: A server with 64-core AMD EPYC 7742 CPU and 1 TB of RAM
    • --max-ram : 128
    • --threads : 32
      • v1.0.6: 13m 34s
      • v1.0.7: 9m 58s
    • --threads : 64
      • v1.0.6: 9m 36s
      • v1.0.7: 7m 19s

Metabuli v1.0.6

Windows OS is supported


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  • New Features

    • Updated metabuli package to version 1.0.8, providing users with the latest enhancements and improvements.
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    • Adjusted the build number for better package management.

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The pull request introduces updates to the meta.yaml file for the metabuli package. The version number is incremented from "1.0.5" to "1.0.8", and the SHA256 checksum is updated to reflect the new version. Additionally, the build number is decreased from 2 to 0. The run exports section remains unchanged, maintaining the same pinning strategy for the metabuli subpackage.

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recipes/metabuli/meta.yaml Version updated from "1.0.5" to "1.0.8"; SHA256 updated from "c84a4e2436904f0cbea7126abf2a5f665a870735c8af786883e10f3f872bda28" to "cc7e496ff82f00b56ef59aa2a04fa572a2025225b0558e0df144f166fade82d4"; Build number decreased from 2 to 0.

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1-1: Version update looks good.

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1-9: Overall changes for Metabuli 1.0.8 update look good.

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  1. Version number updated to 1.0.8
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Line range hint 44-45: Consider updating the package summary.

The PR objectives mention a new extract module in Metabuli 1.0.8, which allows users to extract reads classified under a specific taxon at any rank. Consider updating the package summary to reflect this new feature.

You might want to modify the summary as follows:

-  summary: "Metabuli: specific and sensitive metagenomic classification via joint analysis of DNA and amino acid"
+  summary: "Metabuli: specific and sensitive metagenomic classification via joint analysis of DNA and amino acid, with read extraction capabilities"
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1-1: Version update looks good.

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Reset build number to 0.

When updating to a new version, it's standard practice to reset the build number to 0. The current change decreases it from 2 to 1, but it should be set to 0 for the new 1.0.8 version.

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+  number: 0
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