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gt ltrclustering #906
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Thanks for reporting this! Can you please provide an example input set (sequence/index and GFF) for us to reproduce the problem? |
Thanks, but I'm afraid I will need both complete input files. The sequence provided by you above looks a bit short (and in a strange format) and the GFF consists of only one element with coordinates that do not seem to match the sequence length. |
I just take a part of the sequences and shared it here. should I share all of it here (copy&past) or its possible to attach it here @satta for the gff part as you said i copied only one element |
If that's OK with you, you could use a file hosting service such as Dropbox etc. to provide the files or drag & drop them into the comment box to upload them here.. Please avoid pasting long content here. |
Yes, it seems to work. I will need some time to look into the issue though... |
Problem description
after the identification of LTR through Ltrharvest and annotation using Ltrdigest , I'm facing an error while trying to use (ltrsift) ltrclustering to group the output into families
Exact command line call triggering the problem
##Error output
What GenomeTools version are you reporting an issue for (as output by
gt -version
)?Did you compile GenomeTools from source? If so, please state the
make
parameters used.yes
What operating system (e.g. Ubuntu, Mac OS X), OS version (e.g. 15.10, 10.11) and platform (e.g. x86_64) are you using?
Mac OS Mojave version 10.14
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