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I think the default way of capturing data for the Flash module assumes certain flags are set when running. One example is the Combined innie pairs and Combined outie pairs are only available when -O is used ( I think).
When called like this (nextflow):
flash -t ${task.cpus} -o $sample_name -z $reads2>&1| tee ${sample_name}.log
This is the relevant part of the log that's output:
which makes the Flash read combination statistics plot look like this:
I think this plot is misleading compared to the stats in the General statistics table.
The hover over text also says that 100% are uncombined, only because the other categories are not there.
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Unused categories are now hidden and if innie or outie uncombined pairs are not reported but uncombined is, then that is plotted. I think that should handle both use cases.
I wasn't able to reproduce the AttributeError problem or spot anything suspicious from the code for that. If you can find a log file that triggers it so that I can reproduce then please open a new issue for it.
Hi,
I think the default way of capturing data for the Flash module assumes certain flags are set when running. One example is the Combined innie pairs and Combined outie pairs are only available when -O is used ( I think).
When called like this (nextflow):
This is the relevant part of the log that's output:
which makes the Flash read combination statistics plot look like this:
I think this plot is misleading compared to the stats in the General statistics table.
The hover over text also says that 100% are uncombined, only because the other categories are not there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: