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  • najoshi
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    • Feb 2010
    • 20

    #1

    Problem running RepeatModeler (using WUBlast)

    Hi all,

    I am trying to run RepeatModeler on a fasta file that has about 415000 reads. What is strange is that the program runs through 4 rounds with no problem, but then in the 5th round I get this error for every time the WUBlast search engine is called:

    WUBlastSearchEngine::search: FATAL: Missing or invalid slice specified with "dbslice" option.

    This, in turn, causes RECON to fail and the whole thing dies. I tried running it with just 20000 of the reads, and it ran just fine. Is there a limit to the number of reads that can be used? Or if there is some malformed read in the fasta file, would that cause a WUBlast
    error? Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

    - Nik.

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    Nikhil Joshi
    Bioinformatics Programmer
    UC Davis Genome Center
    University of California, Davis
    Davis, CA
    http://bioinformatics.ucdavis.edu
  • byou678
    Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 52

    #2
    Please help

    When I do RNAseq Quality Trimmming using 'Trim.pl' scripts in Terminal, these Options appear:

    --type <num> 0=standard trimming, 1=adaptive trimming, 2=windowed adaptive trimming. Default 0

    --qual-threshold <num> quality threshold for trimming, default 20
    -- length-threshold <num> length threshold for trimming, default 20
    ... ...

    Could you explain the differences of 0=standard trimming, 1=adaptive trimming, 2=windowed adaptive trimming? and the criteria about setting length-threshold??

    Thanks a lot in advance. Sorry for bother you but I need the help.

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