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  • vani s kulkarni
    Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 11

    SOAPdenovo

    Hi

    I want to use SOAPdenovo assembler for my solexa short reads.
    But am not understanding what is Configuration file and how can I do that? Can any one explain me this Configuration file and help me to start.


    thanks..
  • geschickten
    Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 31

    #2
    Vani,

    If you think you can share your data with then I can help you. Let me know your requirements. You can reach me at [email protected]

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    • strob
      Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 84

      #3
      Hi,

      I has similar questions so I just mailed the people from SOAP (look for email at their website). I got quick answers and they helped me to optimize my parameters!!

      Really helpful.

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      • BENM
        Member
        • May 2009
        • 33

        #4
        APPENDIX: example.config
        #maximal read length
        max_rd_len=50
        [LIB]
        #average insert size
        avg_ins=200
        #if sequence needs to be reversed
        reverse_seq=0
        #in which part(s) the reads are used
        asm_flags=3
        #in which order the reads are used while scaffolding
        rank=1
        #fastq file for read 1
        q1=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fastq_read_1.fq
        #fastq file for read 2 always follows fastq file for read 1
        q2=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fastq_read_2.fq
        #fasta file for read 1
        f1=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fasta_read_1.fa
        #fastq file for read 2 always follows fastq file for read 1
        f2=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fasta_read_2.fa
        #fastq file for single reads
        q=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fastq_read_single.fq
        #fasta file for single reads
        f=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/fasta_read_single.fa
        #a single fasta file for paired reads
        p=/path/**LIBNAMEA**/pairs_in_one_file.fa
        [LIB]
        avg_ins=2000
        reverse_seq=1
        asm_flags=2
        rank=2
        q1=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fastq_read_1.fq
        q2=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fastq_read_2.fq
        q=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fastq_read_single.fq
        f=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fasta_read_single.fa

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        • osha84
          Junior Member
          • May 2013
          • 7

          #5
          I also did the same but it keeps giving me [LIB] command not found error. does anyone know how to solve this problem please.

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          • Linnea
            Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 23

            #6
            Originally posted by osha84 View Post
            I also did the same but it keeps giving me [LIB] command not found error. does anyone know how to solve this problem please.
            Did you get "[LIB] command" not found? First I read "[LIB] not found" and interpreted it as SOAP didn't find the fastq file - I had that problem and it helped when I added the full path instead of "~"-annotation (changing ~/soap/file.fastq to /home/linnea/soap/file.fastq).
            The format of the config file is quite strict, for example you are not allowed to have any extra blank lines in the end.

            But if it says command not found it sounds like it's trying to run the config file or something.. What command did you use for starting SOAP?

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            • osha84
              Junior Member
              • May 2013
              • 7

              #7
              Originally posted by Linnea View Post
              Did you get "[LIB] command" not found? First I read "[LIB] not found" and interpreted it as SOAP didn't find the fastq file - I had that problem and it helped when I added the full path instead of "~"-annotation (changing ~/soap/file.fastq to /home/linnea/soap/file.fastq).
              The format of the config file is quite strict, for example you are not allowed to have any extra blank lines in the end.

              But if it says command not found it sounds like it's trying to run the config file or something.. What command did you use for starting SOAP?
              Hi Lennea,
              It actually said [LIB] not found. I used my mackbook to install the tools and it didn't work until I realized that it doesn't wrok on mac so I had to install Parallels so I can run Windows applications in my Mac. Problem was solved and I'm enjoying working on Parallels.

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