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  • Failed to run Quiver

    I'm running ICE and Quiver using tofu_wrap.py, I tried many ways but still failed. I don't understand what error log said and I have attached two log files. If anybody here has any advice I'd be really appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Ling

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  • #2
    It seems as though pulse features were not added into your *.cmp.h5

    What was the process you used to generate your cmp.h5. Did you use pbalign with the --forQuiver option?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by gconcepcion View Post
      It seems as though pulse features were not added into your *.cmp.h5

      What was the process you used to generate your cmp.h5. Did you use pbalign with the --forQuiver option?
      Thank you gconcepcion, but I don't known what you mean. I just learn to analysis data from tofu Tutorial #2. Isoform level clustering (ICE and Quiver) https://github.com/PacificBioscience...-and-Quiver%29. My command is
      Code:
      tofu_wrap.py --nfl_fa isoseq_nfl.fasta --ccs_fofn reads_of_insert.fofn --bas_fofn input.fofn -d clusterOut --quiver --gmap_db /zs32/data-analysis/liucy_group/llhuang/Reflib/gmapdb --gmap_name gmapdb_h19 --output_seqid_prefix human isoseq_flnc.fasta final.consensus.fa
      Could you you talk more details?
      Last edited by GenoMax; 07-28-2016, 09:18 AM.

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      • #4
        Looks like the issue described here:
        Single-molecule real-time observation of DNA polymerase using zero-mode waveguide (ZMW) optical confinement nanostructures


        Can you please attach your "reads_of_insert.fofn" and "input.fofn" files?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by bowhan View Post
          Looks like the issue described here:
          Single-molecule real-time observation of DNA polymerase using zero-mode waveguide (ZMW) optical confinement nanostructures


          Can you please attach your "reads_of_insert.fofn" and "input.fofn" files?
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          • #6
            Originally posted by bowhan View Post
            Looks like the issue described here:
            Single-molecule real-time observation of DNA polymerase using zero-mode waveguide (ZMW) optical confinement nanostructures


            Can you please attach your "reads_of_insert.fofn" and "input.fofn" files?
            I am sure that the fofn files are correct. I try it again, Just as expected, error occurred I can't understand the cause of the error displayed on screen, as usual, I attach them at below. As you can see, the code has been running for half.Could you explain why this is the case? Thank you!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by lingling huang View Post
              I am sure that the fofn files are correct. I try it again, Just as expected, error occurred I can't understand the cause of the error displayed on screen, as usual, I attach them at below. As you can see, the code has been running for half.Could you explain why this is the case? Thank you!

              [ATTACH]4447[/ATTACH]

              [ATTACH]4448[/ATTACH]

              [ATTACH]4449[/ATTACH]
              To me this is a different error from the one described originally.

              This one is on DALIGNER itself. The version shipped within ToFU is pretty outdated. Several bugs have been found and fixed since then.
              Please obtain the more recently version from https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/DALIGNER/, compile it and replace the ones under your virtualenv/bin directory.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by lingling huang View Post
                input.fofn
                [ATTACH]4445[/ATTACH]
                reads_of_insert.fofn
                [ATTACH]4446[/ATTACH]
                There appear to be blank lines in your *.fofn's

                Try removing the blank lines at the end and re-running.
                Last edited by gconcepcion; 07-29-2016, 12:36 PM.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by bowhan View Post
                  To me this is a different error from the one described originally.

                  This one is on DALIGNER itself. The version shipped within ToFU is pretty outdated. Several bugs have been found and fixed since then.
                  Please obtain the more recently version from https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/DALIGNER/, compile it and replace the ones under your virtualenv/bin directory.
                  Hi, bowhan . I have updated DALIGNER files, and ran again. Finally, I obtain the 'combined' folder in the directory 'clusterOut' . It seems that I basically got the result, but I found it was lack of "all_sizes.quivered_hq.fastq.5merge.collapsed.XXX " files. Disappointed, I failed again. I guess there is a problem in the step of 'collapse_isoforms_by_sam.py‘ command or in the process of mapping to the reference genome, right? How can I fix it up? Another question is why I can't find 'final.consensus.fa' in current pathway since I wrote it in my command. As usual, I attach there pictures at below. I am looking forward to your help, thank you very much!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by lingling huang View Post
                    Hi, bowhan . I have updated DALIGNER files, and ran again. Finally, I obtain the 'combined' folder in the directory 'clusterOut' . It seems that I basically got the result, but I found it was lack of "all_sizes.quivered_hq.fastq.5merge.collapsed.XXX " files. Disappointed, I failed again. I guess there is a problem in the step of 'collapse_isoforms_by_sam.py‘ command or in the process of mapping to the reference genome, right? How can I fix it up?
                    The error message indicates a (solved) issue described here:

                    Please try the method described in this thread. If the error remains, re-install ToFU under a new directory. Make sure you follow the instructions (https://github.com/PacificBioscience...ranscript-tofu) strictly.
                    Additionally, I remember that you had issues with outdated Cython. Consider upgrading that BEFORE installing ToFU.

                    Originally posted by lingling huang View Post
                    Another question is why I can't find 'final.consensus.fa' in current pathway since I wrote it in my command. As usual, I attach there pictures at below. I am looking forward to your help, thank you very much!
                    That's fine. `final.consensus.fa` is the output of `pbtranscript.py cluster` but not ToFU. You should be expecting a file named `all_sizes.quivered_hq.fastq` under the `combined` folder. For more information, please read this:
                    https://github.com/PacificBioscience...ICE-and-Quiver)

                    BTW, I wouldn't use the default bin size, which is 1kb. Reads in different bins are not seeing each other during the clustering process. Use something like `--bin_manual "(0,2,4,6,8,99)"`.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by bowhan View Post
                      The error message indicates a (solved) issue described here:

                      Please try the method described in this thread. If the error remains, re-install ToFU under a new directory. Make sure you follow the instructions (https://github.com/PacificBioscience...ranscript-tofu) strictly.
                      Additionally, I remember that you had issues with outdated Cython. Consider upgrading that BEFORE installing ToFU.


                      That's fine. `final.consensus.fa` is the output of `pbtranscript.py cluster` but not ToFU. You should be expecting a file named `all_sizes.quivered_hq.fastq` under the `combined` folder. For more information, please read this:
                      https://github.com/PacificBioscience...ICE-and-Quiver)

                      BTW, I wouldn't use the default bin size, which is 1kb. Reads in different bins are not seeing each other during the clustering process. Use something like `--bin_manual "(0,2,4,6,8,99)"`.
                      Hi, bowhan. Just to let you know I finally got the right result. Thank u for helping me all the time.

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