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Resume a run after fixing error?

2018-02-05
2018-02-05
  • Katherine Dougan

    Hello,

    I tried looking through the manual to figure out if it was possible to resume a run rather than starting all the way at the beginning. It seems to have ~1 week run time on the species I am working on and I would rather not re-start after fixing an error that resulted from an incorrect path to a file. Is it possible to resume after correcting the error in the config file? Thanks!

    Katherine

     
    • Alejandro Hernandez Wences

      Hi,

      You need to run the remaining steps manually as expemplified in the
      Step_by_Step_script.sh script found in the Sample directory, at least to
      complete the last metassembly where metassemble stopped. You'll need to
      figure out the last step that finished correctly, the main steps are:
      1)computing the CE-statistic for the input assemblies (bowtie2 for
      alginments and mateAn for the actual computation), 2) whole genome
      alignment (nucmer), 3) merging the assemblies through the WGA (asseMerge),
      4) computing the final sequence (meta2fasta). After that you may just use
      the output sequence in a new run of metassemble with the reamining input
      assemblies.

      On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 9:17 AM, Katherine Dougan kdougan91@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

      Hello,

      I tried looking through the manual to figure out if it was possible to
      resume a run rather than starting all the way at the beginning. It seems to
      have ~1 week run time on the species I am working on and I would rather not
      re-start after fixing an error that resulted from an incorrect path to a
      file. Is it possible to resume after correcting the error in the config
      file? Thanks!

      Katherine

      Resume a run after fixing error?
      https://sourceforge.net/p/metassembler/discussion/general/thread/6e0715cb/?limit=25#6696


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  • Katherine Dougan

    Thanks for the feedback! That's kind of what I gathered (but I was hoping there was an easier way) so I have already started running the individual steps.

     

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