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iterations issue #3

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npsonis opened this issue Jun 21, 2022 · 4 comments
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iterations issue #3

npsonis opened this issue Jun 21, 2022 · 4 comments

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@npsonis
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npsonis commented Jun 21, 2022

Hi I am using mia to estimate contamination levels. It works for all of my samples but one, for which I get this error:

Making kmer list for k-mer filtering...
Starting to align sequences to the reference...
...
Repeat and score filtering
Repeat and score filtering
Generating new assembly consensus
Starting assembly iteration 2
Repeat and score filtering
mia: line 15: 23680 Segmentation fault mia -r rCRS.fa -f ${SAMPLE}.fastq -c -C -U -i -F -k 14 -m ${SAMPLE}.fastq.maln

When I disable iterations (-i flag replaced by -n) it works. I also tried different k values but I do not think that it is related to the issue.

Any thoughts? Can I trust the results without the iterations?

@aersoares81
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How big is the fastq file? I'm wondering if it's crashing because of memory issues.

@npsonis
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npsonis commented Jun 21, 2022

Not so different compared to the rest... In fact, larger files worked without an issue...

@1993zsj123
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I have the same issue as you, this error occurred in some data. How do you solve this problem in the end? @npsonis

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npsonis commented Feb 6, 2023

Hi, I did not...
This was in a prescreening run so I did not invest my time to solve it. When I run the same sample (but deep sequencing) I did not meet the same issue.

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