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  • Cuffdiff log file explanation

    Can anyone explain the following results to me

    What do these errors and warnings mean? Thanks.

    chr15:18938734-19082541 Error: sqrt(det(cov)) == 0, 0.000000 after rounding.
    Quantitating samples in locus [ chr15:19158684-19167424 ]
    Quantitating samples in locus [ chr15:19185685-19189691 ]
    Quantitating samples in locus [ chr15:19234785-19239054 ]
    Quantitating samples in locus [ chr15:21024266-21098894 ]
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21024266-21098894 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    Quantitating samples in locus [ chr15:21098966-21205659 ]
    chr15:21098966-21205659 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher
    chr15:21098966-21205659 Warning: restimation failed, importance samples have zero weight.
    Resorting to MLE and observed Fisher

  • #2
    Hello Jet Speeder,

    Did you ever figure out/resolve this error code? I just received a similar print out.

    Thank you for any guidance you might be able to give.

    Regards,
    Johnathon

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    • #3
      it's not an error, it's just telling you that there aren't enough reads to provide an estimation is what I was told

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      • #4
        I am also getting the following error message and curious what exactly it means:

        Error: sqrt(det(cov)) == 0, 0.000000 after rounding.

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        • #5
          sam error msg here.

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          • #6
            same here... any explanation?!?

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            • #7
              hi!

              full of Error: sqrt(det(cov)) == 0, 0.000000 after rounding. here

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              • #8
                I haven't heard anything, but at least it is nice to know that I am not the only one seeing this error.

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                • #9
                  From Cole:

                  Those are normal errors caused by too little data in complex genes. They get marked as FAIL in the expr and fpkm tracking files.

                  From Me:

                  You can try setting the min isoform fraction (-F) to be nonzero (0.1 is a good one). This will filter low-abundance isoforms and make the genes less complex.

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                  • #10
                    Thanks for the help from you and Cole!

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                    • #11
                      I tried using cuffdiff and recieve the same error. I used the GTF output file from cuff compare and there is no option in cuffdiff to specify F

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