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ValueError: dataset input should have multiple elements. #120

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skdhanda opened this issue Dec 5, 2019 · 2 comments
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ValueError: dataset input should have multiple elements. #120

skdhanda opened this issue Dec 5, 2019 · 2 comments

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@skdhanda
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skdhanda commented Dec 5, 2019

Dear Team,

I am running the Phylowgs for a single sample, where the input looks like the following.

id gene a d mu_r mu_v
s0 1_961451 24 21 0.999 0.499
s1 1_963177 39 36 0.999 0.499
s2 1_964909 3 55 0.999 0.499
s3 1_976307 7 78 0.999 0.499
s4 1_980945 306 31 0.999 0.499
s5 1_1084591 81 84 0.999 0.499
s6 1_1324522 14 118 0.999 0.499
s7 1_1336610 91 9 0.999 0.499
s8 1_1342123 281 25 0.999 0.499

The code runs well, but write results is throwing the following error.
ValueError: dataset input should have multiple elements.

Please help,
Sandeep

@pawelqs
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pawelqs commented Jan 2, 2020

Hi @skdhanda, did you solve your problem? I also have only singular ref/alt values for each mutation. Why is there so many comma separated values in the example files?

@tinyheero
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I ran into this problem myself when I was testing PhyloWGS with --burnin-samples 1 --mcmc-samples 1. I got around it by increasing the number of samples.

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